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| relating to ancient greece and rome. |
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| period of intellectual and artistic creativity. |
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| use of scientific knowledge for practical purposes. |
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| instrument that measured the position of the stars. |
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| small fast ship with a broad bow. |
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| muslim houses of worship. |
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| [image]LINE OF DEMARCATION |
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| imaginary line running down the middle of the atlantic from to the north pole to the south pole. |
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| narrow passageway connecting two larger bodies of water. |
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| explores received grants from the spanish rulers. |
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| money paid for protection. |
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| a home or a community of homes built by native's. |
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| spanish fort in the americas built to protect mission settlements. |
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| was a system of rewarding conquistadors with tracts of land and the right to tax and demand lobor from nativie americans who lived on the land. |
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| was a large estate run by an owner or manager and farmed by laborers who lived there. |
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| is an economic theory that a state's or nation power was based on its wealth. |
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| [image]COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE |
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| was the exchange of goods,ideas,and people between europe and the americas. |
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| was a water route to asia through north america sought by european explorers. |
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| was a french trapper living among native americans |
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