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A tool made by the Greeks that measured latitude and helped explorers go in the right direction. |
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A scientist who established a book titled "Geography" that had maps for explorers to use on voyages. |
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A man who sent a crew of explorers out to find the land of Asia for spices to perserve and flavor food. |
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Voyage that landed the ship in the Carribean Islands, just below Flordia. |
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Columbus began to trade with these Native American People. |
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Italian explorer that was convinced that Columbus had discovered a new world. |
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Explorer wanted to claim land for Spain, so je brough soilders along with him to drive the Taino people out of the land by captivating them, shooting guns and setting off bombs. |
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Explorers main goal was to sail to Asia. After landing, him and the Native people got into battle and he was killed. The rest of his crew continued the voyage and were the first to circummnavigate. |
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Ruler who beliebed that Cortes was Quetzalcoatl returing to reclaim Mexico. |
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Became the first country to establish the worlds first global empire. |
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Spanish conguistador who defeated the Aztec. |
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Spanish conquistador who conquered the Inca in South America. |
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Those who support each other for some common purpose. |
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A powerful Native American empire in what isnow called Mexico. |
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A diease that killed more Aztec people than Spanish weapons. Caused a high fever. |
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