Chapter 1
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Chapter 1
A New World of Many Cultures
America in 1491
Afro-Eurasia in 1491
Europeans Arrive in America
Native American Genocide
Chapter 1.1
America in 1491
Chapter 1.2
Discovering A New World
Chapter 1.3
Hemispheres Collide
Chapter 1.4
Native American Genocide
Cultures of Central and South America
Aztec - Maya - Inca
Cultures of North America
Smaller and Less Developed
Language
20 Language Familes - 400 Languages
Northwest Settlements
Longhouses - Totem Poles
Great Plains
Buffalo - Tepees
Midwest Settlements
Rich Food Supplies - Cahokia
Northeast Settlements
Iroquois Confederation
Europe Moves Toward Exploration
Leif Erikson - No Contact Otherwise - Push / Pull Factors
Improvements in Technology
Gunpowder - Compass - Printing Press - Caravel
Expanding Trade
Ottoman Block Silk Road
New Routes
Henry the Navigator - Vasco da Gama
Slave Trading
Portuguese - Guns for Slaves
African Resistance
Agency
Developing Nation-States
Age of Empires - Consolidation on Continent
Early Explorations
Christopher Columbus - Legacy
Columbian Exchange
Plants - Animals - Diseases
Dividing the Americas
Treaty of Tordesillas
Spanish Exploration and Conquest
Conquistadores - Guns, Germs, Steel - Encomendia
English Claims
Preoccupied - Cabot, Drake, Raleigh - Roanoke
French Claims
Preoccupied - Quebec - Louisiana Territory
Dutch Claims
Dutch West India Company - New Amsterdam
Spanish Settlements in North America
Florida - New Mexico - Texas - California
European Treatment of Native Americans
Glory, Gold, God
Spanish Policy
Disease - Forced Labor - Casta System
Bartolome de Las Casas
Priest - Fought To End Harsh Treatment
Valladolid Debate
Birth of Human Rights
English Policy
Coexisted - Conflict - Savages
French Policy
Furs - Allies - Not A Threat
Native American Reaction
Lack of Unified Response - 1493
European Treatment of Native Americans
Inferior - Exploitation - Conversion
