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| buying and selling of a large quantity of goods |
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| intellectual and economic movement |
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| Birthplace of the Renaissance |
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| famous painter, sculptor, and inventor |
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| thought that the sun was the center of the universe |
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| used the telescope to study the sky |
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| invented the movable type printing press |
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| religion formed by those who protested the church |
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| vocal critic of the church |
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| Sailed around the cape of good hope |
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| Sailed all the way around the Cape of Good Hope to India |
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| His crew sailed all the way around the world |
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| to sail completely around the world |
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| went west to Asia and landed in the West Indies |
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| Islands that Columbus landed on |
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| Exchanging goods between Europe and the new world |
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| divided the the Americas between Portugal and Spain |
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| Fleet of about 130 Spanish war ships |
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| Landed in the Sandwhich Islands |
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| European settlements that were physically separate from Europe |
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| uses colonies to obtain raw materials for the mother country |
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| first colony settled in South America |
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| System in which natives were forced to work the land |
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| First English settlement in the new world |
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| English settlement in Australia that was for criminals |
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| French Explorer who landed in Newfoundland |
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| French settlement in Southern Canada |
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| French settlement in the southern United States |
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