Chapter 4-The Atlantic World

INCAN RULER WHO COMMANDED A FORCE OF ABOUT 30,000 BROUGHT SEVERAL THOUSAND MOSTLY UNARMED MEN FOR A MEETING AND WAS KIDNAPPED AND LATER MURDERED BY HIS CAPTORS.

• ATAHUALPA

• FRANCISCO PIZARRO

• METACOM

• MONTEZUMA

THE NAME GIVEN FOR THE ACT OF BUYING AND SELLING AFRICANS FOR WORK IN THE AMERICAS.

• ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE

• CAPITALISM

• MIDDLE PASSAGE

• TRIANGULAR TRADE

AN ECONOMIC SYSTEM BASED ON PRIVATE OWNERSHIP AND THE INVESTMENT OF RESOURCES, SUCH AS MONEY, FOR PROFIT.

• MERCANTILISM

• CAPITALISM

• COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE

• TRIANGULAR TRADE

A GENOESE SEA CAPTAIN, WHO SAILED FOR SPAIN AND ENCOUNTERED THE AMERICAS IN 1492.

• CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

• CONQUISTADORS

• FRANCISCO PIZARRO

• HERNANDO CORTES

THE NAME GIVEN TO THE GLOBAL TRANSFER OF FOODS, PLANTS, AND ANIMALS DURING THE COLONIZATION OF THE AMERICAS.

• ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE

• COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE

• FAVORABLE BALANCE OF TRADE

• MERCANTILISM

SPANISH EXPLORERS

• CONQUISTADORS

• CHRISTOPHER COLOMBUS

• MESTIZO

• PILGRAMS

THIS WAS AN EFFORT TO EXPLOIT THE LAND FOR ITS PRECIOUS RESOURCES. UNDER THIS SYSTEM, NATIVES FARMED, RANCHED AND OR MINED FOR SPANISH LANDLORDS. THESE LANDLORDS HAD RECEIVED THE RIGHT TO THE NATIVES’ LABOR THROUGH THE SPANISH AUTHORITIES.

• ENCOMIENDA

• ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE

• MIDDLE PASSAGE

• JOINT-STOCK COMPANY

THE CONDITION ESTABLISHED WHEN A COUNTRY SELLS MORE GOODS THAN IT BUYS

• FAVORABLE BALANCE OF TRADE

• CAPITALISM

• COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE

• MERCANTILISM

MARCHED A SMALL FORCE INTO SOUTH AMERICA AND CONQUERED THE INCAN EMPIRE.

• FRANCISCO PIZARRO

• HERNANDO CORTES

• CHRISTOPHER COLOMBUS

• METACOM

A CONQUISTADOR WHO LANDED ON THE SHORES OF MEXICO AND IS CREDITED WITH THE DEFEAT OF THE AZTECS.

• HERNANDO CORTES

• FRANCISCO PIZARRO

• CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

• METACOM