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| used by sailors to find location at sea |
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| economic policy of European nations, that colonies were used to help the mother country become rich |
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| the act of powerful nations taking over weaker regions and totally dominating their culture |
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| the political relationship between a powerful mother country and its weaker colony |
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| trading system between Europe, Africa and the New World |
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| the world wide exchange of product and ideas after the discovery of the new world |
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| Spanish government gave Spanish colonists permission to use natives as forced labor (slaves) on plantations |
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