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| What was Ponce de leon looking for in Florida? |
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| Divided world between Spain and Portugal |
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| Oldest spanish city in the new world |
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Born in New worl Spanish
Held most priveleged positions in America |
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| Mix of Spanish and Indians |
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| Mix of Spanish and African |
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Mix of Indian and AFrican
Lowest on socail class chain |
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| Mexico City and Lima, Peru |
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| Location of two viceroysh |
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| Cows, horses, pigs, chickens, sheep |
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| Animals introduced to the new world |
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| Animal that was given to Europe |
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| Group who didnt make good slaves because of rebellion, escape, and disease |
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| Group who replaced the indians for not being good slaves |
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| to convert Indians to catholicism |
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| The goal of the catholic church |
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| Didnt develop their industry |
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| Reason why new riches hurt Spain |
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| Moors from Northern Africa |
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| Neighboring country united with Spain |
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| ventured from England with a fleet of swift, heavily armed vessels on a voyage of exploration and piracy. After sailing through the strait of Magellan. Off the western coast of South America, he attacked Spanish ships carrying silver from the mines of Peru. After gaining all the riches he sailed along the Pacific coast of North America and made his way home to England. Queen Elizabeth welcomed him as a hero, knighting him on the deck of his treasure laden ship "The Golden Hind.." |
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| King Phillip was angered by the queen's action, and viewed it as a defiant challenge to Spanish power. King Phillip decided to strike back. He assembled a massive force of some 130 ships and 30,000 men to invade England. |
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| Goal of the Spanish Armada ( 130 ships) |
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| First permanent British Colony location |
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| John Smith or Wahunsonacock |
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| Took over with the rule "No work, No food" |
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| Introduced tobacco to Virginia |
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| Buying stock in a company sharing risks and profits |
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| The plymouth company and London company |
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| Two companies that recieved a charter |
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| Lost at sea trying to establish the first British colony |
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