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| A treaty between spain and portugal in which they agreed to honor the imaginary line in the ocean. |
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| A trading company that had the ability to trade throughout asia. This company was more powerful than britains company. |
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| A dynasty in china throughout the time of 1368 to 1644. It made china a dominant power in Asia. |
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| A mongol dynasty under the control of the Manchus that would rule for more than 260 years and would expand chinas borders to include taiwan. |
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| They were powerful samurai that would own a plot of landand would protect peasants as overlords. |
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| Overlord daimyo that controlled large areas of land and were in feudal asia. |
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| A poem in the form of 5-7-5 syllables, and is a 3-lined poem. |
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| A type of japanese theater that uses extravagant costumes and makeup. |
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| A land that is controlled by another nation. |
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| Spanish explorers that followed the spanish explorer Hernando Cortes |
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| A person of mixed ancestory from Spanish and Native American. |
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| A spanish owned farm that made Native Americans work as slave labor. |
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| Also known as Quebec, it was frances colonial empire in North America. |
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| Jamestown was the first settlement in North America and was named in honor of their king. |
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| A group of settlers that settled in Plymouth while escaping from religious persecution. |
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| A group that sought religious freedom from Englands anglican church and established a colony nearby Massachusetts Bay. |
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| Dutch Holdings in North America based on fur trade. |
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| A war between England and France when england started invading french holdings. |
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| The buying and selling of Africans for work in the Americas. |
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| Africans that were traded to the americas through a translantic trade route. |
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| The voyage that brought africans to the west indies and later to North and South America. |
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