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VocabularySlave Trade Spanish Rule Christian Conversion New France/Bra zil

Vocabulary - 10 Spanish Person born and lived in Western Hemisphere

Vocabulary - 10 Who is Creole

Vocabulary - 20 Person of mixed Spanish & Native heritage

Vocabulary - 20 Who is Mestizo

Vocabulary - 30 Person of mixed African & Spanish heritage

Vocabulary - 30 Who is Mulatto

Vocabulary - 40 Pieces of land located far from mother country

Vocabulary - 40 What are colonies

Vocabulary - 50 Economic process to add more wealth from colonies to mother country.

Vocabulary - 50 Mercantilism

Slave Trade - 10 Location were many slaves originated

Slave Trade - 10 What is Africa

Slave Trade - 20 Crops grown by Africa slaves

Slave Trade - 20 What are tobacco, sugar, and cotton

Daily Double! Slave Trade reasons why African slaves needed

Daily Double! Slave Trade - 30 Natives Died, Resistance to Diseases, Tropical Environment

Slave Trade - 40 Location where cotton, sugar, and tobacco shipped and sold

Slave Trade - 40 What is Europe

Slave Trade Justifications for slavery

Slave Trade - 50 What are religious, economic, & racist

Spanish Rule - 10 Person who ruled colonies

Spanish Rule - 10 Who is King of Spain

Spanish Rule - 20 Responsible for collecting gold & silver for Spanish King

Spanish Rule - 20 Who is viceroy

Spanish Rule - 30 Spanish name for race

Spanish Rule - 30 What is casta

Spanish Rule races mostly likely to be doing physical work in Spanish colonies

Spanish Rule - 40 Who are Africans & Natives

Spanish Rule - 50 Group that had most power and least amount of population

Spanish Rule - 50 Who were peninsulares

Christian Conversion - 10 Religion Natives converted to by the Spanish

Christian Conversion - 10 What is Christianity

Christian Conversion parts of the mission used to convert Natives.

Christian Conversion - 20 What are schools and hospitals

Christian Conversion Consequences for not converting to Christianity

Christian Conversion - 30 What are death & women/children enslaved

Daily Double! Christian Conversion major Native religious beliefs that were given up when they converted to Christianity

Daily Double! Christian Conversion - 40 What are worshipping many gods & human sacrifice

Christian Conversion Ways Spanish made Christianity more relatable for Natives

Christian Conversion - 50 Artwork, Churches built where temples located, drama added to mass

New France/Brazil types of French who traveled to New France

New France/Brazil - 10 Who are missionaries and beaver hunters

New France/Brazil - 20 Major source of workers in Brazil.

New France/Brazil - 20 What Is Africa

New France/Brazil - 30 Country that gained New France after French and Indian War

New France/Brazil - 30 What is England

New France/Brazil - 40 Some of Brazil’s natural resources that made Portugal wealthy.

New France/Brazil - 40 What are gold, diamonds, sugar cane, coffee

New France/Brazil Difference between French and Spanish rule

New France/Brazil - 50 French had better relations with Natives than Spanish.