SS6H1A Review

Spanish agricultural plantation in Latin America during colonial times

• Ranch

• Haciendious

• Amrgoes

• Hacienda

people or species born in a given place

• Native Americans

• Africans

• Spanish

• indigenous

Migrate

• stand still

• motionless

• move

• run

A general term used to describe the newly discovered Americas

• Ancient World

• Colonial Period

• New World

• Spanish Explorer

To leave one's country to live in another

• migrate

• transfer

• immigrate

• emigrate

The movement of people, agricultural commodities, disease, and cultures between the old world and new world

• Triangular Trade

• Portuguese Expedition

• Colombian Exchange

• European Union

Why were Africans chosen to work on the plantations?

• Because most of the natives had died from the diseases.
• Africans were geographically closer to Latin America. 
• They were the only other option.

What helped the economies of South America prosper. 

• The Columbian Exchange
• Slave Labor
• The diseases

Where did Europeans go to find cheap labor?

• China
• Africa
• Brazil
• Mexico

How has the African Slave Trade culturally influenced Latin America today?

• New animals were brought into Latin America.
• Because of intermarriage, new ethnic groups developed. 
• The Slave Trade really did not culturally influence Latin America. 
• Mexico and Brazil were created.