American Exploration

The pope divided the world into segments by creating this to designate W. Hemisphere to Spain.

Soghai Empire in Africa was led by Askia w/ the education & trading capital called...

Why did African leader's wealth depend more on population than on land?

This was begun by Martin Luther in 1517, protesting against corruption in the Catholic Church.

In Columbus's first discovery of America, his first thought was?

How did the Crusades change Europe?

What positive affect did Columbus's voyages have on the world?

The time period in European history from about 500-1300 AD.

To trade goods or services without money.

A political & economic system in medieval Europe, lords protect peasants in return for crops?

What is 1 fact about slavery in Europe?

kinship groups that trace their origin to a common ancestor.

Family relationships commonly used as a social structure in Native American & African society?

This of 1492 between Portugal & Spain divided the non-christians of the world for America land?

Explorers where searching for this when they found America, but still wanted a route to India?

A high demand product that is grown or produced within an area for fast riches?

Which group was the first to discover the Americas?

What is 1 fact about slavery in America?

How are the Middle Ages and the Renaissance different?

This was a large farm estate made to grow cash crops with the Carolinas and Virginia?

This began in 1492 with a voyage to the Americas & traveled to Africa & Europe to trade?

Christians in this war wanted to recapture the holy lands from the Turkish Muslims,1096-1291?

traditions passed from generation to generation by word of mouth?

What is 1 fact about slavery in Africa?

This was a major disease spread to the Native Americans when they encountered the Europeans?

group of families that connect back to a common ancestor in a lineage?

A Trade route from Europe, Africa, & the Americas to exchange goods for slaves.

What beliefs and customs did the many Native American groups have in common?

European history from about 1300-1500 AD that embraced art, science, & literature?

What negative affect did Columbus's voyages have on the world?