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Periods 1 and 2
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Periods 1 and 2
P1/C2: The Planting of English America
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- Calvinism
- predestination
- puritans
- "visible saints"
- seperatists
- pilgrims
- Mayflower Compact
- City upon a hill
- Anti Nomanism
- Roger williams rhode island
- Great British Migration
- Massachusetts bay colony
- Fundamental Orders
- Wampanoag Indians, Squanto, and Massasoit
- Pequot war
- King philips war
- New England confederation
- Dominian of new england
- Navigation laws
- Glorious revolution
- William and mary
- Salutary neglect
- Henry hudson
- New netherland Newyork colony and peter stuyvesant
- Quakers Religious society of friends
- William penn and pennsylvania
- New jersey colony
- Delaware colony
- "bread colonies"
- Delaware colony
- New jersey colony
- William penn and pennsylvania
- Quakers Religious society of friends
- New netherland Newyork colony and peter stuyvesant
- Henry hudson
- Salutary neglect
- William and mary
- Glorious revolution
- Navigation laws
- Dominian of new england
- New England confederation
- King philips war
- Pequot war
- Wampanoag Indians, Squanto, and Massasoit
- people
- martin luther
- John calvin
- Anne Hutchinson
- John winthrop
- William Bradford
- P2/C3: Settling the Northern Colonies
- P2/C4: American Life in the 17th Century
- P2/C5: Colonial Society on the ve of Revolution
- P2/C4: American Life in the 17th Century
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P1/C1: New World
- Central and South American cultures
- Inca
- Peru
- Hernando de Soto
- Francisco Pizarro
- Peru
- Aztec
- Mexico
- Maize (Indian corn)
- cOrn cUlTuRe
- importance
- cOrn cUlTuRe
- Maize (Indian corn)
- Noche triste
- Hernan Cortes
- Moctezuma
- Malinche
- Mexico
- Inca
- Early colonizers
- Dutch
- Brittish
- Spanish
- Christopher Columbus
- encomienda
- St. Augustine
- Treaty of Tordesillas
- conquistadores
- Treaty of Tordesillas
- St. Augustine
- Islam / Christianity conflict
- Unification
- Isabella of Castile
- Ferdinand of Aragon
- x
- Crusaders
- Unification
- Battle of Acoma
- French
- iroqois confederacy
- Swedish
- why were people moving to the new world
- Pre-Columbian era
- Bering Sea Land Bridge
- a "ice bridge" that existed during the Great Ice Age, connecting Siberia to what is now Alaska. It is believed that the Indigenous ancestors came via this bridge to settle in Alaska until ice-free valleys immerged and they were able to trek further all the way to East and South America.
- Ice passage / "bridge" across Bering Sea
- How Natives / Asian hunters got to America (more than 10 thousand years ago)
- Bering Sea Land Bridge
- Treatment of Natives
- French
- trade / war allies
- Spanish
- mestizos
- popes rebellion
- English
- exceptions
- Bartolome de Las Casas
- French
- Native cultures
- went from mobile to sedentary
- interaction with environment (and their impact)
- Specific tribes
- Specific tribes
- pueblos
- mound builders
- ississippian cahokia
- anasazi
- creek choctaw cherokee
- List tribe europeans came in contact with
- contact
- Iroquois confederacy
- three-sister farming
- contact
- Slavery
- Portuguese
- Caravel
- x man
- Bartolomeu Dias
- plantation sytem
- Portuguese
- Shaping of North America
- Canadian sheild
- First part of the geological core of North America to emerge above sea level (rock formations)
- Great Ice Age
- Melted 10 thousand years ago to form rivers o.a. Mississippi river, and Lake Bonneville which has dried up completely
- Pangea - supercontinent
- Canadian sheild
- Explorations
- Jacques Cartier
- Giovanni Caboto (John Cabot)
- Hernan Cortes
- Francisco Pizarro
- Hernando de Soto
- Juan Ponce de Leon
- P. Ferdinand Magellan
- 1519-1522: resulted in first circumnavigation of the earth
- P. Vasco da Gama
- A Portuguese sailor, first European to reach India by boat in 1498. Sailed from Portugal, via the west coast of Africa, down to the tip, and to India. He was the first to map the Indian ocean and allowed Portugal to gain massive amounts of power in the East.
- -1498: found waterway to India from Portugal
- P. Bartolomeu Dias
- A Portuguese explorer who traveled down the coast of Africa in search of a water route to Asia. He managed to round the southern tip of Africa in 1488, now the Cape of Good Hope. A decade later he assisted da Gama on his boat trip to India as a shipbuilding consultant and sailed with him up to the Cape Verde islands, before returning back to Guinea.
- -1488: sailed to the Cape of Good Hope, the southern most tip of Africa.
- I. Marco Polo
- An Italian explorer who spent 20 years in and around China. His return in 1295 and his Chinese souvenirs stimulated interest in Asian trade.
- -1295: "indirect discoverer of the New World"
- S. Cristopher Columbus
- -1492: sailed to the Americas
- Just wee travelers who found some shit and killed some people
- Francisco Coronado
- Robert de La Salle
- Junipero Serra
- Trade
- muslim middle men
- Colombian exchange
- disease
- livestock
- capitalism
- vs feudalism due to silver
- Central and South American cultures
Conflicts
Culture
exchange, work, and tech
- Black legend
Politics and power
migration and settlement
Geography and environment
America in the world
Relgion
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- Mind Map on Periods 1 and 2, created by Sofia Mocuta on 23/08/2020.
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