around 1500 when a spark for trade with Asia made it possible for countries to seek out and discover new routes to India and China. This led to the rediscovery of the Americas as well as a route around the cape of Africa introducing new lands for conquest and colonization in seek of wealth. And further exploration to find a way through or around the Americas.
Crusades
the Christian crusades were fought in vain for the holy land which were under the possession of the Muslims, but brought a desire for eastern luxuries such as silk and spices which was a major step in the direction to the Age of Discovery.
Prince Henry
Henry the Navigator from Portugal and made a School of Navigation ordered the capstans to go sail around Africa.
Vasco De Gama
made it to India by sailing across Africa while Diaz failed.
Pedro Cabral
sailed for Portugal, trying to go from Portugal down Africa to India. Got lost ended up in South America, Brazil and claimed it for Portugal.
Treaty of Tordesillas
- between Spain and Portugal. Pope created Papal line of demarcation which divided the new world.
Hernando Cortes
He was let into the capital because they thought he was the god Quetzalcoatl. Concurred the Aztecs.
Francisco Pizarro
concurred the Incas in 1532.
mercantilism
each nation goal to export more than import. Difference made up in the possession of gold to make nation strong militarily and economically. Believed worlds wealth was sharply limited.
Roanoke
Francis Drake’s colony went missing on Roanoke Island in North Carolina.
Henry Hudson
river named after. Disobeyed orders and sailed northeast and sailed Delaware bay and New York bay in vain to find a northwest passage.
John Smith
saved Jamestown doesn’t work doesn’t eat.
John Rolfe
English colonist in Jamestown, Virginia married Pocahontas. Created tobacco.
Jamestown
named after James I who granted charter to colonies in the new world, swampy diseased location first permanent English Settlement.
Joint-stock Companies
House of Burgesses
Headright System
Lord Baltimore
Act of Toleration of 1649
New Netherlands
New Sweden
Carolinas
James Oglethorpe
Pilgrims of Plymouth
William Bradford
Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
Anne Hutchinson
New Hampshire
William Penn
New Jersey
Delaware
Chesapeake Region
Triangular Trade
Piedmont
Tidewater
Congregationalism
Predestination
Blue Laws
Salem
Half Way Covenant
Great Awakening
Jonathon Edwards
George Whitefield
"New v. Old Lights"
Enlightenment
Harvard
Quakers
John Peter Zenger
Bacon's Rebellion
"Freedom Dues"
Benjamin Franklin
town meetings
Power of the Purse
Molasses Act of 1733
Enumerated Commodities
Salutary Neglect
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AP American History, The American Pageant Colonial America Chapters 1-5 (Work In Progress)