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| _______________ was considered important in the Catholic and English colonies. |
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| Brazil was colonized by __________________. |
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| ___________ were people of pure Spanish or Portuguese descent born in the Americas. |
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| Both the Netherlands and England had colonies in ______________________. |
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| The Treaty of Tordesillas determined where ________________ could explore and colonize |
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| _______________________ were two important exports of colonial Latin America. |
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| England was the mother country of the _________________________. |
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| Portugal is much smaller in size than _____________. |
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| ____________ was common in Portugal and Spain. |
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| The _______________ separated from the Church of England. |
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| Portugal claimed everything to the East of the ___________________________. |
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| ___________________ was a French explorer who discovered the St. Lawrence River. |
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| ___________________ was a French explorer who discovered three large lakes and became the Father of New France. |
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| _______________ was a Venezuelan who knew many languages and liberated both Venezuela and Colombia. |
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| ____________ was a member of Portuguese nobility who gave the famous revolutionary challange "Independence or death!" |
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| _________________ was an Englishman who brought discipline to Jamestown and helped to make it a thriving colony. |
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| _________________ was an Argentine leader from a prominent family who liberated both Chile and Peru. |
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| Chile is not considered part of the ______________. |
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| _____________ was founded in New France. |
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| _____________ helped start Jamestown. |
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| ____________ are children of Indian and Spanish parents. |
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| ______________ replaced weak governments with their own dictatorships. |
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| ______________ were Spanish rulers representing the King of Spain. |
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| _______________ are full-blooded Spaniards or Portuguese born in America. |
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| _____________ are large country estates. |
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| _______________ were Spaniards born in Spain and living in colonies. |
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| ____________ are poor neighborhoods in colonial cities. |
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| ______________ were twelve nobles of Brazil. |
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| __________ are cowboys in Argentina. |
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| ____________ is a bean-producing plant that originated in Arabia and was later introduced to Brazil and Columbia. |
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| ______________ is the spoken language in Brazil. |
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| _______________________ was a government reform that promised protection for Indians as a result of Las Casa's efforts to promote Indian rights. |
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| The _____________ is a Catholic order that became rich and established industries until it was expelled from South America. |
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| ________________ began buying slaves in Africa and then taking them to Europe as early as 1441. |
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| The colonies of England offered _______________________. |
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| the most religious freedom |
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| ________________ colonized Louisiana and Canada. |
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| ____________ is the name that became popular for South American settlements. |
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| ___________________ lies between the European nations and their colonies. |
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