Treaty of tordesillas
Hernan Cortes and Recruitment
Conquest of Mexico and Plagues
Teaching project lessons 1-5
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Teaching project lessons 1-5
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Who initiated the Treaty of Tordesillas?

The Pope

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Who was Hernan Cortes?

He was a Spanish Explorer who led the conquest of Mexico.

100

What was the name of the Aztec capital?

Tenochtitlan

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Who was the most revered Aztec god?

The sun god Huitzilopochtli

100

How was the inca empire founded?

Manco Capac led his followers to the Cusco River, where they settled down and began to develop a civilization.

200

What regions did the Treaty of Tordesillas divide land between?

Portugal and Spain

200

Civilization conquered by Cortes?

What were the Aztecs

200

What was the name of the Plague that ravaged the Aztecs during the Spanish conquest?

Smallpox

200

what is gender parallelism?

Double Points!!

Complementary duality in which men and women possessed separate, complementary roles that were regarded as completely different but of equal value

It does not mean gender equality

200

What were the 4 things influenced by the art renaissance?

Art, Literature, Architecture, Music

300

What caused the Treaty of Torsedillas to be established?

Conflict over the newly discovered land by Christopher Columbus

300

Who was Malinche?

A local woman who Cortes taught to speak Spanish. Being able to speak both Spanish and the native language of Nahualt, she was essential to the communications between the Spanish and Nahua people.

300

What was the name of the civilization the Spaniards allied with during the invasion?

Tlaxcala

300

Name 2 people who were important in the renaissance.

William Shakespeare, Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Henry the Navigator, Christopher Columbus, Galileo Galilei

300

What did columbus bring back to europe?

Precious metals, corn, potatoes, tomatoes, tobacco, Diseases, etc.

Double points!!

400

How did the treaty impact the world at the time?

Double Points!!!

Divided land and resources, and demonstrated the impact that Columbus had upon the new world.

400

How long did it take for the Aztecs to surrender?

Two years

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Why was the Spanish alliance beneficial?

Their alliance with the Tlaxcala people allowed them to enter the capital unarmed, that they were then able to live peacefully within for a week before initiating their first attack.

400

Which chinese explorer was like columbus?

Zheng He

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How did the aztecs separate bits of fertile land?

they used freshwater and the "islands" were called chinampas.

500

What was the date that the treaty was signed?

June 7, 1494

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Why were people swayed into going on the voyages? (hint: Known as three(something))

God, Gold, and Glory - the 3 G's

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When did the Aztecs surrender to the Spanish?

Double Points!!

February, 1519


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What was 1 present day impact of the renaissance(art)?

Inspiring modern architecture, scientific advancements, development of humanism and individualism

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What were the results of the scientific revolution? Name 3

studia humanitatis - humanism, More complex ships to sale on, The columbian exchange, heliocentrism, laws of planetary motion, Galileo's discoveries, expansion of geometry, whiskey, golf, the painting press, parachute, map globe, rifle, glasses, etc.