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| is a group of people who settle in a distant land but are still ruled by the government of their native |
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| is a moment in history that marks a decisive change |
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| or sail completely around, the world. |
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| the global exchange of goods and ideas resulting from the encounter between the peoples of the eastern and western hemisphere. |
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| conquerors who marched into the Americas in the 1500s. |
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| or towns, were centers of farming and trade. |
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| were forts where soldiers lived |
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| Religious settlements run by Catholic priest and frias |
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| At the top of the social scale. |
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| people born in the Americas to Spanish parents |
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| Below the creoles were people of mixed Spanish and Indian background |
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| land grants that included the right to demand labor or taxes from Native Americans. |
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| A large estate farmed by many workers. |
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| is a legal document giving certain rights to a person or company |
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