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| born in spain, held the highest jobs in government |
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| born in the americas to spanisg parents |
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| mixed spanish and indian bachround |
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| the right to demand labor or taxes from native americans |
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| 1st representatives to the government; jamestowm |
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| who discovered the americas |
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*Leif Ericcson
*Christopher Columbus |
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| 1492: Huge year for Spain |
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throws muslims out, ands Keconquista ( 600 year war)
throws out Jews "super catholics"
funds Columbus for voyage to Asia |
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| first to go all around the world |
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| Francisco "Pizza" Pizzaro |
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| caught in storm in the Gulf |
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| Bartolome de Las Casas; priest |
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| stopped native slavery, promoted african slavery |
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| first permanant English settlement |
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| Bad: little to eat swampy area no gold good: Tobacco crops |
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| the mayflower compact politic "common good" |
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| how did humans first reach the Ameri.? |
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| land bridge joined Siberia to Alaska |
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| earliest known civilization |
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| why were pilgroms able to survive hardships in their settlement? |
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| native ameri. indians and spring brought help |
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named after america
helped christopher columbus |
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wiped out native cultures
murder and slavery |
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| claimed pacific for spain |
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the plateau
the northwest coast
the southwest
california
eastern woodlands
the southeast
great basin |
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| religious settlement run by Catholic priests |
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| legal rights given to a person or company |
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