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| An island chain in present day Indonesia, and was once called the spice islands. |
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| Led the way for sponsoring exploration for Portugal, which is a small nation by Spain. |
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| Portuguese navigator who led four ships around the Cape of Good Hope. |
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| A navigator from Italy that wanted to sail through the Atlantic to reach Indonesia, but instead discovered North America. |
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| Something that the Pope made up to divide the new world into two zones. |
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| A treaty for the Line of Demarcation. |
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| A noble man who went off with five ships to try to reach the Pacific ocean. |
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| A term that be used as sail around. |
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| An East African coastal city. |
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| Another East African coastal city. |
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| Large estates run by the owner or the owner's overseer in the Americas. |
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| Ruler of Kongo in West Central Africa. |
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| People that tried to convert others to Christianity. |
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| A kingdom that occupied an area that is present day Ghana. |
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| An able military leader who took control of Kumasi. |
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| Exclusive control of a business or industry. |
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| An empire that arose by the Yoruba people of present day Nigeria. |
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| The first permanent European settlement that resupplied ships coming to or from the East Indies. |
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| Dutch farmers that settled around Cape Town. |
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| A sort of commander that commanded his Portuguese men to burst into the Indian Ocean. |
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| An empire in India ruled by Muslim rulers. |
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| Anisland off the coast of India that was captured by the Portuguese. |
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| Distant areas under European control. |
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| Dutch East India trading Company |
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| A group of wealthy Dutch Merchants. |
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| Having complete control over what it does like the East India Trading Company |
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| A large group of islands that was occupied by Spain. |
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| A trading post for the Portuguese. |
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| The present day name for Macao. |
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| A preist who made a strong empression on the Chinese. |
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| A group of people that ruled a region northeast of Manchuria. |
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| A dynasty made up by the Monchus. |
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| Reigned over China from 1736 to 1796. |
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| The head person for a British diplomatic mission. |
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| A port where the Japanese permitted one or two Dutch ships a year to catch up to world events. |
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