There is a word for that
What is the correct term for this definition "the extension of power over a territory, including its resources and its people"?
Imperialism
Based on the different groups discussed in these chapters who would mostly like view Imperialism as evil and bad?
Indigenous People
Why were the Indigenous people more susceptible to diseases brough over from Europe?
The had no immunity to them.
What were the 3 big motivators for European Exploration?
Gold, God, and Glory
The drive for power and territory is called what?
Expansionism
Who's perspective would be that the forced labour of the Indigenous people is acceptable as they were under the authority of an imperial country.
European
How many Indigenous people died as a result of European Imperialism?
90 Million
Who was the first person to circumnavigate the globe?
Ferdinand Magellan
If you are wanting to go on an exploration and have the ship, the money, the crew, and navigation you have all the _______ to explore.
Means
During the Renaissance, most travel information came from Explorers like Marco Polo the information was full of what?
Misinformation: Tale of mythical creatures
How would Indigenous people of the New World view Imperialism under the economic view that the Kings and Queens of the colonizing countries can claim any land, resource, or labour they see fit?
Unacceptable/Bad
The treatment and exploitation of the Indigenous people of Canada is an example of what? (Critical Thinking).
Imperialism
Which driving factor of imperialism was for European countries set up colonies so they could claim resources from the land for themselves? Economy, Competition, Religion, or Curiosity?
Economy
Bartolome de Las Casas perspective on how Indigenous people were treated in New Spain.
Bad/Atrocious
The Treaty of Tordesillas did what?
Split the world in half The East to Portugal and West to Spain.
The fact that many Colonizing countries sold the Indigenous people into slavery, in todays world that is deemed as atrocious and unacceptable, says what about Worldview?
That it changes and evolves.