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THE GRAND REVIEW

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THE GRAND REVIEW

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The Portuguese Trading Empire!

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Warm Up:

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The Early Modern period, 1450-1750 : The World Shrinks

WHDC Age of European Exploration and the Columbian Exchange. Looking at the pictures below, what advantages disadvantages and do you see that each ship has? If you were crossing the ocean which one would you rather be in?. The Early Modern period, 1450-1750 : The World Shrinks.

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AP US HISTORY CHAPTER 1

AP US HISTORY CHAPTER 1. NEW WORLD BEGINNINGS. FIRST ARRIVALS. Native Americans. Bering Land Bridge. 35,000 years ago, a land bridge connected Siberia (Asia) and Alaska (North America) As glaciers melted, the land bridge got covered by water again.

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Chapter 3

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. New Empires in the Americas. Section 2 Columbus Sails across the Atlantic.

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Estevanico

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Ch 1

Ch 1. Columbus, the Indians, and Human Progress. Columbus was in search of Gold. Gold was a new mark of wealth- more useful than land b/c it could buy anything.

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European Exploration God, Gold and Glory!

European Exploration God, Gold and Glory!. Arrival of Europeans. Europeans traveled to the Americas in the late 15th century. Conditions were hard . Many Europeans died of disease or starvation. Others were killed by Native Americans. . Columbian Exchange.

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Columbus & the Caribbean

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Bartolome de Las Casas

Bartolome de Las Casas. U2L3. What argument did Las Casas make about slavery? He believed the slavery was necessary to operate farms and plantations. He believed in slavery for natives but not for Africans. He believed that the slaves were treated cruelly. .

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APUSH 1-1

APUSH 1-1. Bailey Chapter 1. What is the significance of what we are looking at here?. What is special about this ship? How did it affect, well, everything?. How did this pattern affect the populations of Europe and the Americas?. Christopher Columbus. What do we think of this guy?.

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Columbus & the Caribbean

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Spain Builds an Empire. Lesson 3: Life in New Spain The Search for Gold. Esteban was a sailor and former slave who told the story about the rich kingdom of Cibola located north of Mexico.

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The Conquest of the Tainos

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Missions & the Columbian Exchange

Missions & the Columbian Exchange. Chapter 2 Section 3 (Pt II). Catholic Missions. The Spanish King did not want the Native pop. destroyed, they wanted control the Natives by making them: Tax-paying subjects Catholic converts

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Bartolome de Las Casas

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