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beginning of recorded history
6,000 years ago
Canadian shield
zone ungirded by ancient rock - probably 1st pt. of N. America to emerge from sea
Earth
5th in planet size
"tidewater region"
creased via river valleys + slope up to Appalachains
The Great Basin
between Rockies [e] & Sierra/Cascades [w]
Roof of America
Rockies
Great Ice Age
2 mya began, glaciers Canada to PA, gone 10,000 ya --- made lakes
Lake Boneville
most of NV, ID & VT
drained to Snake + Columbia R.
became more saline + evaporated to a mineral rich desert [w/Great Salt Lake]
How many natives in America by 1492? [book A]
72 million
American agriculture =
no wheel, maize, no large domesticated animal
Pueblos
irrigation for corn + villages with storied homes
only dense pop. in N. America
Aztecs
Cahokia
Mississippian, E. St. Louis, IL w/400k in AD 1100
mysterious disappearance of Mound + Mississippians
1300 AD
3 sisters
maize/corn, beans, squash - 1000 AD w/Creek, choctaw, Cherokee in SE Atlantic
Iroquois
NE woods, Hiawatha [16th c.
New Foundland & Vinland
Vinland = grapes ; 1000 AD Norsemen via Scandanavia to NAm
____ gave Eastern taste to W.
crusades [11th-14th c.]
1450 Africa got better b/c
1. (PT) invent caravel ship w/better sails 2. sailed NW on African coast
Dias rounded Cape of Good Hope of the "Dark Continent"
1488
Vasco de Gama to India
1498
Kingdom of Spain united b/c
15th c. Ferdinand of Aragon + Isabella of Castille [expelled Moors]
Renaissance
new optimism , more scientific knowledge, compass via Arabs
printing press
1450
Oct. 12, 1492
Columbus [IT] sailed for SP govt. for Asian route
Europe
market, capital, tech
Africa
labor
New World
raw materials, esp. metal + soil for sugar
native new worl dcrops
maize, manioc, tobacco, beans, potatoes,--- fueled pop. booms [in AFR too]
Columbus to Hispaniola w/17 ships [horses!!! to new world]
1493
Sugar Revolution
sugar via Columbus in Europe from New World
Taino
in Hispaniola -- 1 million to 200
Percent of Nat. Ams dead w.in 50 yrs. of Sp
90%
Treaty of Tordesillas
1494 - separated New World between SP & PT
PT: Brazil, some Africa + Asia
Sp 3 Gs
god, glory, gold
Las Casas
[1474-1566] reform Dominican friar, wrote The Destruction of the Indies --- supported the indians & against Enconomienda in Hispaniola
Vasco Nunez Balboa
discovered the Pacific Ocean via Panama (1513)
Magellan
his ship circumnavigated the globe, he died before finishign in the Philippines [1519-22]
Ponce de León
looking for "fountain of youth" in FL - died via Indian arrow
Coronado
to AZ + NM for golden cities + adobe pueblos + discovered :
1.) Grand Canyon of Colorado R.
2.) giant herds of bison
De Soto
w/ 600 armored men to FL [1539-42] to West for gold and discovered the MI + ARK. Rs --- died of fever
Pizarro
took over Inca of Peru in 1532, e.g. Athahualpa
Spain gets lots of ____ via South/central America
silver! [fueled Asian trade]
Encomienda
allowed govt. to give Indians to colonists if they Christianize them = slavery
Cortés
took over Aztecs, took Malinche , marched from Vera Cruz to Tencochititlan & told Montezuma he was ill for gold [thought he was Quetzlcoatl]
Montezuma
Aztec leader
Nahuatl
Aztec language
Malinche
aka Dona Marina by Spanish Catholics --- taken off of Yucatan , enslaved by Mayans
Tenochtitlan
300,000 people [> any in Europe], in Valley of Mexico, isle w/floating gardens, =Mexico City
Noche Triste
June 30, 1520 - Aztecs attacked -- later defeated by SP w/smallpox
malinchesta
traitor
Dia de la Raza
Columbus Day, birthday of Meztizos/new race
John Cabot/Giovanni Caboto
IT hired by ENG to NE N. Am in 1497/8
Giovanni da Verrazano
IT sent by FR to E. N. Am in 1524
Jaques Cartier
went 100 miles up St. Lawrence R. in 1534
St. Augustine, Fl
Sp fortress vs. French --- oldest continuously inhabited Euro settlement in USA
Pope's Rebllion
1680, Pueblo rebels killed priests _ destroyed churches & built a KIVA [ceremonial religious chamber] on SP plaza in Santa Fe
La Salle
down MI R. via FR in 1680s
Cabrillo
1542 to CA coast, didn't find SF Bay
Fr. Junipero Serra
to San Diego, 1768 Franciscan mission