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365 day calender, royal family, had to sell children in order to pay taxes |
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collected cotton and gold, sacrificed 20,000 humans at one offering |
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drafted boys, descended from the Sun, Inca's sons most likely mentally encapable of ruling due to marring in the family |
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- 30,000-40,000 people
- had a wall seperating the royal from the common people
- when a ruler died everyone who was attached to him was killed to accompany him to the afterlife
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What role did women play in tribes? |
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- given more respect and more power since they were the ones whose source of food was always reiable and they made the clothing
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- compared life to a spider web, one peice is hurt and the whole society is thrown off
- when being accepted into the tribe, one would isolate himself and fast in order to "see visions"
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medicine man who had a special connection to the special connection to the spirits who could tell one their dream |
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Indian version of Warfare |
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- theatre ritualized so that not many were hurt
- went to war in order to restore the web of life rather than to defeat the other tribe
- if a male was captured he was tortured and an agonizing death
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- God, angels, Christians, other humans, horses, dogs, frogs, bugs
- could be destroyed unlike the Indian version
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Explorer who wrote about the trading of the Europeans |
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Desire for the fabrics and spices, trading network between the Europeans |
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The Academy of Prince "Henry the Navigator" in Portugal |
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- a navigational academy where designers came to learn
- combined Chinese, Arab, and European to make a ship
- compass made here
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- second most beloved saint of Ireland
- more than 70 years and took a 7 year voyage
- was known to have found the promise land
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Brendan's voyage "stories" |
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- a dog who lead them to a table of gold
- birds who claimed to be the fallen of Luther
- 90 year old munk who claimed to have know St. Patrick himself
- attacked by a sea monster
- saw a floating temple with a large hole for them to sail through (iceburg)
- Volcanic island
- Judas
- dined on a back of a whale
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- Italian who sailed under the barrier of France
- studied at Henry's academy
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- 1st--in Maine they got close to shore while the indians gesture them in, they sent a child to shore in a boat which sunk and the indians help him and sent him back
- 2nd--indains brought peace pipes which the french thought was a weapon and shot guns and scared the indians away
- 3rd--was indians, he goes to shore and they strip him but him on fire and eat him
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- came upon the friendly clan ran by Donnaconna who were urgent to trade
- Cartier took Donnaconna back with him because of his ability to tell stories he caught a disease and died
- when he came back to tell them the Donnaconna clan had disappeared
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tribe leader where Cartier landed, he was taken to England and got a disease and died |
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- 1570s in the artic
- five of his crew memebers were captured when he comes back they are gone but he finds fools gold which belongs the weights for the vessels
- when no one came looking for the missing on the fourth year the indians let them go and they were never seen again
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famous for knowing about the "wood lands" |
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the indians didnt understand why the europeans didnt do things equally |
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- created "joint-stock companies" to fuel expeditions
- queen elizabeth gave them the land to do with it whatever they want
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Sir Humphrey Gilbert's voyages |
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- 1st--1578, seven ships but they never made it because of severe ships
- 2nd--1583, reached Canada his ship sank which he went down with it.
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- John White founded it
- first colony to bring women and children along
- indians told them to go home or they would be killed
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- founded of Roanoke island
- after indian threat white went to get orders from the Queen he was unable to return for three years
- when he returned no one was there
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- first pemadate English settlement
- fromed by "joint-stock system"
- formed the colony where the indians disposed of their garbage
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- saved Jamestown
- tribe captured Smith and was going to kill him when Pocahontas saved him
- captured Pocahontas to keep Jamestown safe
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- tribe leader near Jamestown
- Pocahontas's dad
- began to help the english
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- married John Rolfe
- was taken to england but she got a disease and died shortly after being there
- before she died she was one of the Queen's favorites
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- brought tobacco which enabled Jamestown to grow
- Married Pocahontas and recieved Powhatan's blessing
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- Powhatan's brother told the indians they were to kill as many whites as possible
- but some of the indians had become friends with the whites so they warned them
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he was captured when he was a little boy, took to England and sold. His England master taught him English and took him back to his native land but no one was there because of a small pox epidemic |
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- "city upon a hill"
- 30 ships
- purtians wanted to have a pure religious life
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- small tribe and surrounded my english settlers
- he was the indian part of the King Phillip's war
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- puritans got mad when a praying indian was killed by savages which in turn made Metacomet mad
- Two indians stealing food were killed
- attacked 52 of the 90 settlements
- Mohawk and praying Indians joined the puritans in revenge
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- jesuit missions were sent to convert the indians, started a boarding school.
- never attacked by indians
- families were never hear, they were in Quebec in order to trade
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- half the population Dutch, Africans, 1600 residents, 18 different languages
- 17 different bars but not one church
- Iroquios trading
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- Very Deadly
- changed because of European goods
- no Huron left
- indians became attacked to European goods
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- settled along the Deleware River
- introduced americas to log cabins
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The Columbian Exchage: Impact on Indian society |
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Postive: Technology
Negative: Depletion of resources, Warfare and disease |
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The Columbian Exchange: Impact on European society |
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Positive: survival skills, deerskins and fur, diet and population growth |
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