WorksheetsLatin American History
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New World
General term used to describe the newly discovered Americas during the European Age of Exploration; this is in contrast to the "Old World" of the eastern hemisphere, particularly Europe
The native people of a place
People whose purpose is to convert indigenous people to Christianity
Referring to the nations and cultures of the European peninsula containing Spain and Portugal
Indigenous
Conquerors from Spain
Spanish agricultural plantations throughout Latin America during the colonial period
The native people of a place
The movement of peoples, agricultural commodities, diseases, and cultures between the Old World and New World during the European Age of Exploration.
Conquistadors
Process of interaction and integration among various parts of the world through commercial and cultural exchange
Spanish agricultural plantations throughout Latin America during the colonial period
Conquerors from Spain
Referring to the languages and cultural characteristics which evolved out of the Latin-speaking Roman Empire
Globalization
Refers to the countries in the Eastern hemisphere, particularly Europe
Referring to the nations and cultures of the European peninsula containing Spain and Portugal
The largest denomination of Christianity in the world to date. Also the most practiced religion in Latin America.
Process of interaction and integration among various parts of the world through commercial and cultural exchange
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
The enslavement and forced transportation of 12-15 million Africans to the Americas between the 15th and 19th centuries to replace the indigenous people who died
Spanish agricultural plantations throughout Latin America during the colonial period
General term used to describe the newly discovered Americas during the European Age of Exploration; this is in contrast to the "Old World" of the eastern hemisphere, particularly Europe
Referring to the nations and cultures of the European peninsula containing Spain and Portugal
Missionaries
Spanish agricultural plantations throughout Latin America during the colonial period
Referring to the languages and cultural characteristics which evolved out of the Latin-speaking Roman Empire
Conquerors from Spain
People whose purpose is to convert indigenous people to Christianity
Hacienda
Spanish agricultural plantations throughout Latin America during the colonial period
The movement of peoples, agricultural commodities, diseases, and cultures between the Old World and New World during the European Age of Exploration.
The movement of peoples, agricultural commodities, diseases, and cultures between the Old World and New World during the European Age of Exploration.
The movement of peoples, agricultural commodities, diseases, and cultures between the Old World and New World during the European Age of Exploration.
Columbian Exchange
The native people of a place
The movement of peoples, agricultural commodities, diseases, and cultures between the Old World and New World during the European Age of Exploration.
The largest denomination of Christianity in the world to date. Also the most practiced religion in Latin America.
Refers to the countries in the Eastern hemisphere, particularly Europe
Old World
Refers to the countries in the Eastern hemisphere, particularly Europe
Referring to the languages and cultural characteristics which evolved out of the Latin-speaking Roman Empire
Process of interaction and integration among various parts of the world through commercial and cultural exchange
People whose purpose is to convert indigenous people to Christianity
Romance
The enslavement and forced transportation of 12-15 million Africans to the Americas between the 15th and 19th centuries to replace the indigenous people who died
Conquerors from Spain
Referring to the languages and cultural characteristics which evolved out of the Latin-speaking Roman Empire
Referring to the nations and cultures of the European peninsula containing Spain and Portugal
Roman Catholic
The largest denomination of Christianity in the world to date. Also the most practiced religion in Latin America.
The movement of peoples, agricultural commodities, diseases, and cultures between the Old World and New World during the European Age of Exploration.
General term used to describe the newly discovered Americas during the European Age of Exploration; this is in contrast to the "Old World" of the eastern hemisphere, particularly Europe
The native people of a place
Iberian
People whose purpose is to convert indigenous people to Christianity
Process of interaction and integration among various parts of the world through commercial and cultural exchange
Referring to the nations and cultures of the European peninsula containing Spain and Portugal
Refers to the countries in the Eastern hemisphere, particularly Europe
