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Italian explorer sponsored by Spain to find safer and shorter passage to India |
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Spanish colonist who explored the Carribean coast |
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Portugese explorer, tried to find an Atlantic-Pacific passage way |
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Solider-adventurers from Spain |
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Conquistador, who conquered the Aztecs and built Mexico City |
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Aztec leader who was taken hostage by Cortes for influence, and later was killed |
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large farms worked by laborers who lived on the property |
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Land grants that included the rights to tax Native Americans |
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Feathered god and founder of the Aztec society |
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Founded the Lutheran Church, wrote the 95 Theses and nailed to the door of the church, and broke off with the Catholic church |
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English ruler who set up the Church of Engalnd after breaking ties with Catholic Church for not being able to divorce his wife because she could not produce a male heir |
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A system that Spain used that required it's colonies to send 1/5 of it's gold back to the crown. |
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A Canadian hero, who discovered the modern day St. Lawrence River and Montreal |
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A Dutch explorer who discovered New York and Quebec by the way of the Hudson River. His crew though mutinied against him and set him adrift to freeze |
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A French explorer who discovered the St. Lawrence river and set up French trading posts by Quebec |
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"Runners of the woods", idependent traders who lived among the Indians |
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Frenchman who discovered the Mississippi River, this was vital to the French |
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An Italian explorer who discovered America! |
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