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| First group who broke into the Roman Empire |
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| Invaded the Roman Empire and settled in Iberia |
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| Invaded the Roman Empire and settled in Gual |
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| Germanic people came and took over land and told landowners that if the wanna stay landowners he would have to give up 2/3 lands and 1/3 slaves |
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| unfree people working on the land that they gave up to germanic people |
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| name/term slaves (from scandanavia) |
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| Slaves from taking from Slavic Land |
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| because of constant warfare people build fortified estate |
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| 12-13 cen where manor because mansions/castles |
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| wait for people and cut off their food and water forcing them to fight |
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| on horse back they would go to country side and build house/plantation of those who support the opposite side |
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| warriors on horse fighting |
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| little triangle thing that people use to stabilize themselves |
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| heavy armor assholes who use stirrups |
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| land giving to knight in return for their protection |
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| Frank (stuck together and fought together)and Moors (who took control of Al-Andaluz) |
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| many roman cities were having this "everyone for themselves" mentality except |
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| Africa that went to al-andaluz (this is the term they use for themselves |
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| brown skin people (European term for them( |
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| King that lead the Franks to the highest point |
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| citeres where the moors settles down in |
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| creation so that the roman would turn their fighting OUTWARDs instead of internally |
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| Christian king that the Portuguese thought was in AFRICA |
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| another force of sugar other than honey |
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| first place to be conquered by the Portuguese and turned into a sugarcane plantation |
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| berber speaking people who were turned into slaves on the canary island |
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| second island that the Portuguese captured and turned into a sugarcane plantation |
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| Christian Bishop who said how the christian were treated and tried to stop it, the most they did was to put a fine |
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| People from Angola who escape from being captures |
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| First people the the portuguese had a different experience. they created a relationship with the portuguese and integrated their next generation too |
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| king of Kongo who officially declare Christianity as the official religion |
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| process in which people were assimilated by the people who took them in |
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| spiritual slaves, slave to the god |
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| osu hairstyle, symbol of osu |
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| place where had a different experience with Portuguese. Portugese settled there and took over the places |
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| Only in Mozambique- the land where people took over |
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| Only in Mozambique- the soldiers who were given the land |
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| Only in Mozambique- the people who originally lives there and served the pareizo |
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| Only in Mozambique- chikunda who colleceted taxes |
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| Only in Mozambique-chikunda that beat the other slaves |
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| Only in Mozambique- the proud brave conquerers who hunt, protected the prazo,keep colonos in check |
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| became Genghis Khan and united back his clans and neighboring people and called it the people of the felt tent |
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| when Temujin escaped tayichuid's control he helped him |
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| when temujin's father died, this group of people rebeled and took everything and left |
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| admiral on portuguese ships found native americans when looking for slaves |
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| those were forced to convert to christian because jew and muslim in iberia is outlawed |
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| advocated for the indis agasint the holy roman empire |
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| Brazalian equivalent of engastula in Rome, most slaves where in field slaves |
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| one type of slave- stick sugarcane sticks into crusher |
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| one type of slave- collects the juice and condense it by heating it (get molasses, which crystallized into brown sugar |
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| one type of slaves-control over the final product,and inspected, they were never beatened because they were depended on |
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| special harvest system (8 months a year with night shifted) slave would work 20 hours (mostly died) |
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| Brazil's maroon communities |
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| urban entrepreneur/hustler slaves, also worked under the Diaria system |
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| system to control disease picked up from mosquitoes by the river. Diaria was the portion that slaves had to pay their master |
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| brotherhoods/ sisterhoods |
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| Resistance in cities of Rio : religious communities first developed in Iberia |
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| resistance in cities of Rio: name of society/people belonging to it, provide laws to protect slave and laws against masters |
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| ways oppress former slaves- create barrier to prevent former slaves from buying lands |
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| Sharecropping/Metayage (this way owners would get sugarcane AND the money for using the mill |
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| ways oppress former slaves- give former slave piece of land in reurn for a portion of sugarcane |
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| ways oppress former slaves- buy a house for the former slaves and put them in ebt forcing them to work based on debt |
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| people who are in debt by house from former owners |
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| ways oppress former slaves- laws that make it illegal for people to be unemployed |
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| ways oppress former slaves- unfree people that had to work for a set amount of period |
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| people goes to asia to get labor (usually tell parent that their children will work and get money) |
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| people who are found guilty of being unemployed with be leased to owners by police |
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| largest of the kilombos communities, many expedition were sent agasint them but they lived for a long time |
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| (most common form= alluvial mining or water sifting) |
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| middle age between era of Greco-Roman and Renaissance |
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| First eastern Slavic state. It was founded by the Viking Oleg, ruler of Novgorod from c. 879, who seized Smolensk and Kiev (882), which became the capital |
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| formal division resulting from disagreements about doctrines (btw north African and eastern Med) |
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| something like a fief but they are to their noble kinds |
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| loose federation of mosly german states and principalities, headed by a price |
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| dispute between popes and the holy roman empire emperors over authority over bishop and imperial lands |
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| living in religious community apare from secular society and adhering to a rule of stipulating chastity |
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| journey to sacred shrine by chirain seeking to show their peity |
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| division in latin christian between 1378 and 1417 |
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| long conflict between king of France and his vassals |
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| monarchies in France england and Spance from 1450-1600. Centralize of royal POWER increasing within territorial limit |
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| various Iberia campaign set out to recapture territories taken by muslims |
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| the way of life that gave rise to imperial expansion only occasionally. |
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| Empire under the Great Khan |
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| bacterial disease of fleas that transmitted by flea bite to rodents and human |
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| secondary khan based in persian, found by hulegu(decendant of Genghis), controlled much of iran and iraq |
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| khanate found by Batu(genghis grandson) based in southern russia |
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| member of the mogol jagadai khanate. Through conquest got much us central asia and iran |
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| persian mathematician and cosmologist provide model of how the planets move |
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| price of novgorod persuaded price to follow mongols |
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| russian title for monarch |
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| after the byzantine empire this was based at istanbul and encompassed lands in middle east, north africa, the causasus and eastern europe |
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| Last of the Great Mongols Khans and established the Yuan Empire |
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| teaching of Buddhist priest in Tibet |
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| Yuan Capital becaaem the center of cultural and economic life |
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| Third Empire of the Ming Dynaty |
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| trusted imperial Eunuchs of China for naval expedition |
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| dynasty, ruled korea from fall of koryo kingdom to the colonization of korea by japan |
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| gave thank to "wind of the god" called ______ for driving away mongols |
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| took control at the imperial center of KYOTO |
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| amerindian that from up from lesser antille into the greate Antilles as well as bahamas |
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| third son of Portugual who devoted the rest of his life promoting exploration of south atlantic |
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| vessals that were smaller those BIG zheng he ship that allows them to go upriver and shallow water |
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| first Portuguese eplore to found the southern tip of africa |
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| sailed around africa and reached india |
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| expidition designed to complete columbus's interrupted westward across the american and pacific |
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| early sixteenth century spanish adventurer who conquered mexico, central america and peru |
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| was a conquistador overthrown Last aztec emperor |
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| last aztec emperor overthrown by spanish conquistador |
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| leader of a force of 180 men 37 horse and 2 cannon, (the illegitimate son of Gonzalo Pizarro, an infantry colonel) |
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| last ruling inca emperor of Peru. executed by the spanish |
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| "tigers" carried poop ganadores slaves |
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