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Vocab for ch. 1 of A People and A Nation 9th ed. Norton

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302616833Christopher ColumbusItalian explorer who claimed the island of San Salvador in the Bahamas for the King and Queen of Spain.1
302616834Colombian ExchangeThe widespread exchange of animals, plants, germs and peoples from Europe, Africa and the Americas.2
302616835ConquistadorsSpanish conquerors or adventurers in the Americas.3
302616836EncomiendaGrants by the Spanish which awarded Indian labor to Spanish colonists.4
302743068John CabotItalian explorer who established English claims in the New World.5
302743069Moveable TypeType in which each character is cast on a separate piece of metal.6
302743070NorseAlso known as Vikings, they were a warrior culture from Scandinavia.7
302743071Paleo-IndiansThe earliest peoples of the Americas.8
302743072PlantationA large-scale agricultural enterprise growing commercial crops and usually employing coerced or slave labor.9
302743073The City of the Sun "Cahokia"Area located near modern St. Louis, Missouri, where about twenty thousand people inhabited a metropolitan area.10
302743074Printing PressA machine that transfers lettering or images by contact with various forms of inked surface onto paper or similar material fed into it in various ways.11
302743075VinlandThe site of the first known attempt at European settlement in the Americas.12

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