Thanks to their colonies in America, Spain becomes the richest, most powerful nation in the world during much of the 16 th century.

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Thanks to their colonies in America, Spain becomes the richest, most powerful nation in the world during much of the 16 th century

 Attempting to find an alternate route to Asia, Christopher Columbus sailed west from Spain. Columbus never reached Asia, but he did discover a whole new world.

 The voyage of Columbus would bring together peoples of Europe, Africa, and the Americas

 In 1492…  Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria land somewhere in the Bahamas. ▪ Columbus thought it was the East Indies. ▪ Inhabitants – Taino ▪ Claims island – San Salvador

“I present them with red caps, and strings of glass beads to wear upon the neck, and many other trifles of small value, wherewith they were very much delighted, and became wonderfully attached to us. Afterwards they came swimming to the boats where we were, bringing parrots, balls of cotton thread, javelins, and many other things, which they exchanged for articles we gave them… in fact they accepted anything and gave what they had with the utmost good will. “ Christopher Columbus, Journal of Columbus

 Not finding gold, Columbus leaves San Salvador.  “It was my wish to bypass no island without taking possession.”  Return to Spain – three more trips planned.  Intended to establish Spanish colonies (lands controlled by another nation)  Second voyage – Sept ▪ 17 ships with 1,000 soldiers, ▪ crewmen, and colonists.

 Pedro Alvares Cabral  Portugal  1500 – Claims Brazil  Amerigo Vespucci - Portugal  1501 – explored eastern South America (still thinks it is Asia)  Claims it as a “new world”  1507 – German cartographer names the new continent “America” after Vespucci

 Vasco Nunez de Balboa – Spain  First European to see the Pacific Ocean after marching through Panama  Ferdinand Magellan – Portugal  Convinces king of Spain to fund exploration of the Pacific.  Leaves w/ 230 men & 5 ships  Sails around the tip of s. America  He names the “Pacific Ocean”  1522 – 18 men and one ship return (minus Magellan who was killed in the Philippines) ▪ First to circumnavigate the globe.

 Hernando Cortes – Spain  First of the conquistadors  Settled colonies in Mexico, South America, and the US  How he conquered Aztec Empire in Used muskets and cannons 2.Enlisted various native groups who hated Aztecs 3.Disease – Measles, mumps, smallpox, and typhus ▪ Hundreds of thousands natives died

 Francisco Pizarro – Spain  Atahualpa is kidnapped and Incans forced to pay ransom  After they pay ransom, Spanish strangle Atahualpa  Conquers Incan Empire in Peru in 1533

 By the middle of 16 th century, Spain had created an American Empire  New Spain (Mexico, part of Guatemala)  Lands in Central and South America, Caribbean

 Mestizo – mixed Spanish and Native American people.  Encomienda – Labor system forced upon the natives  Similar to slavery  Farmed, ranched, or mined for the Spanish landlords  Many abused natives & forced them to work to death

 Brazil stayed out of Spanish control because Cabral claimed it for Portugal.  Huge amount of sugar production is initiated.

 American colonies make it the richest, most powerful nation in world during the 16 th century.  Ushers in a golden age of art and culture  Builds powerful navy to protect its treasure- filled ships  Create a powerful army

 Things are so good for Spain that they expand north.  1513 – Juan Ponce De Leon claims modern- day Florida for Spain.

 Francisco Vasquez de Coronado explores AZ, NM, TX, OK, and KS.  Doesn’t find gold, so Spain sends mostly priests instead of conquistadors

 Spain sends priests to explore modern-day US.  Why?  – Pedro de Peralta settles Santa Fe on the Rio Grande.  Becomes headquarters for Catholics in America.

 Both priests and natives are unhappy with Spanish rule. Why?  Encomienda  “There is nothing more detestable or more cruel than the tyranny which the Spaniards use toward the Indians for the getting of pearl” – Dominican Monk

 1542 – encomienda abolished  Suggest Africans as a substitute  Native resistance – happened since day one.  1680 – Pueblo Resistance in New Mexico ▪ Pueblo push Spanish back into modern-day Mexico

 You are about to undertake a long sea voyage.  1. Choose among the four or five of you what duties you will have on  the ship. What role will you play?  2. What type of ship will you choose for your journey?  3. Take a look at the world map or globe in your classroom. Where are  you sailing from? What is you destination?  4. What personal supplies will you need to survive this trip?  5. What kind of knowledge do you need to steer the ship in the right  direction?  6. What supplies will you need to keep the ship sailing?  7. Will your sailors and ship survive the journey?