Globalization (Exploration, Columbian Exchange, Slave trade)

a good or service brought into a country from another

• import

• export

• mercantilism

• imperialism

a good or service produced in the home country and sold in another country

• import

• export

• mercantilism

• imperialism

a trade practice wherein nations make money by exporting more and importing less

• import

• export

• mercantilism

• imperialism

increasing power, influence, and control over other areas; building an empire

• import

• export

• mercantilism

• imperialism

the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale or in distant places

• Columbian Exchange

• conquistador

• monopoly

• commerce

a market in which there are many buyers but only one seller

(seller has little or no competition)

• Columbian Exchange

• conquistador

• monopoly

• commerce

the widespread transfer of animals, plants, diseases, people, ideas, and culture from the Old World to the New World

• Columbian Exchange

• conquistador

• monopoly

• commerce

one of the Spanish soldiers who conquered Mexico, Peru, and other parts of America in the 16th century

• conquest

• conquistador

• circumnavigate

• colony

a settlement of people living in a new territory controlled by their home country

• conquest

• economy

• circumnavigate

• colony

a system for producing and distributing goods, and services to fulfill people's wants

• conquest

• economy

• circumnavigate

• colony