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America is named after this Italian explorer

Amerigo Vespucci

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A female French knight who led the French to many important victories during the Hundreds' Years War.

Joan of Arc

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German Monk who wrote 95 Theses; a formal complaint to the Catholic Church.

Martin Luther

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Introduction of new foods, diseases, and peoples during the 16th centruy

Columbian Exchange

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Mesoamerican civilization that was conquered by Francisco Pizarro in 1532

Incan Empire

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GGG

Gold, God, Glory

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A time period in which European countries prospered by trading and selling. Also marked the revival of classical Greek and Roman cultures.

Renaissance

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The Pope's outcome to Martin Luther's trial.

Excommunicated Luther from Christianity and ordered him to be executed.

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A route in which African slave ships traveled from Africa to the Americas. Many Africans died to being thrown overboard or illness.

Middle Passage

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Mesoamerican civilization that used highly accurate calendars and mysteriously disappeared before the arrival of the Spanish. 

Mayan Civilization

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The Big 4 countries that started to colonize The Americas.

Spain

Portugal

France

The Dutch

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A focus on secular, or wordly nonreligious, themes rather than religious themes. 

Humanism

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A Reformist who believed Predestination determines who will go to heaven.

John Calvin

300

A disease that destroyed Native American populations by 75-90%

Smallpox

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Mesoamerican civilization that fell to Hernando Cortes in 1521

Aztec civilization

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The highest level of the Spanish colonial class system.

Peninsulares (PEople born in Spain)

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A family of Italian banking merchants who "started" The Renaissance. They supported many Renaissance artist such as Da Vinci and Michelangelo.

The Medici's

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Predestination

God chooses who goes to heaven, but this privilege can be taken away.

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The process of capturing, or trading, for African Slaves and sending them to the Americas to work on large plantations.

The Slave Trade

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A type of laborer that only had to work 5-10 years in order to earn their freedom.

Indentured Servant

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Spanish Conquistador who took over the Aztec empire in 1521 by killing Aztec leader, Montezuma II.

Hernan Cortes

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An invention that helped spread ideas. Build by Johannes Gutenberg.

Printing Press

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A tax that citizens of Europe paid in order to absolve their sins and can also send their loved ones to heaven. Martin Luther wanted to ban these.

Indulgences

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A land bridge that helped Native Americans come to America.

Bering Strait

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An example of a modern day peasant

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