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Chapter Twenty-Five: New Worlds: The Americas and Oceania
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Bentley & Ziegler, TRADITIONS AND ENCOUNTERS, 2/e
• Colliding Worlds – The Spanish Caribbean• Tainos • Spanish Arrival• Smallpox• From Mining to Plantation Agriculture
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• Colliding Worlds – The Conquest of Mexico and Peru• Hernán Cortés
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• Colliding Worlds – The Conquest of Mexico and Peru• Hernán Cortés• Epidemic Disease
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• Colliding Worlds – The Conquest of Mexico and Peru• Hernán Cortés• Epidemic Disease• Francisco Pizzaro
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Conquistadors decapitate Atahualpa after strangling him, 1533.
• Colliding Worlds – Iberian Empires in
the Americas• Spanish Colonial Administration
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European empires and colonies in the Americas about 1700
• Colliding Worlds – Iberian Empires in the Americas• Spanish Colonial Administration• Portuguese Brazil• Colonial American Society
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• Colliding Worlds – Settler Colonies in North America• Foundation of Colonies• Colonial Government• Relations with Indigenous Peoples
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• Colliding Worlds – Settler Colonies in North America• Foundation of Colonies• Colonial Government• Relations with Indigenous Peoples• Conflict
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – The Formation of Multicultural Societies • Cabeza de Vaca • Mestizo Societies • The Social Hierarchy• North American Societies
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Mining and Agriculture in the Spanish Empire• Silver Mining
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Mining and Agriculture in the Spanish Empire• Silver Mining• The Global Significance of Silver
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Mining and Agriculture in the Spanish Empire• Silver Mining• The Global Significance of Silver• The Hacienda
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Mining and Agriculture in the Spanish Empire• Silver Mining• The Global Significance of Silver• The Hacienda• Labor Systems
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Mining and Agriculture in the Spanish Empire• Silver Mining• The Global Significance of Silver• The Hacienda• Labor Systems• Resistance to Spanish Rule
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Offering a letter of complaint to the King of Spain
• Colonial Society in the Americas – Sugar and Slavery in Portuguese Brazil• The Engenho• The Search for Labor• Slavery
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Fur Traders and Settlers in North America• The Fur Trade• Effects of the Fur Trade• Settler Society
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Fur Traders and Settlers in North America• The Fur Trade• Effects of the Fur Trade• Settler Society• Cash Crops
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Europeans enjoying tobacco
• Colonial Society in the Americas – Fur Traders and Settlers in North America• The Fur Trade• Effects of the Fur Trade• Settler Society• Cash Crops• Indentured Labor
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Fur Traders and Settlers in North America• The Fur Trade• Effects of the Fur Trade• Settler Society• Cash Crops• Indentured Labor• Slavery in North America
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Christianity and Native Religions in the Americas• Spanish Missionaries
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Christianity and Native Religions in the Americas• Spanish Missionaries• Survival of Native Religions
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Christianity and Native Religions in the Americas• Spanish Missionaries• Survival of Native Religions• The Virgin of Guadalupe
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• Colonial Society in the Americas – Christianity and Native Religions in the Americas• Spanish Missionaries• Survival of Native Religions• The Virgin of Guadalupe• French and English Missions
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• Europeans in the Pacific – Australia and the Larger World• Dutch Exploration
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• Europeans in the Pacific – Australia and the Larger World• Dutch Exploration• British Colonists
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• Europeans in the Pacific – The Pacific Islands and
the Larger World• Spanish Voyages in the Pacific
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Manila galleon route and the lands of Oceania, 1500-1800
• Europeans in the Pacific – The Pacific Islands and the Larger World• Spanish Voyages in the Pacific• Guam
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• Europeans in the Pacific – The Pacific Islands and the Larger World• Spanish Voyages in the Pacific• Guam• Visitors and Trade
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• Europeans in the Pacific – The Pacific Islands and the Larger World• Spanish Voyages in the Pacific• Guam• Visitors and Trade• Captain Cook and Hawai’i
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• Sources From The Past:First Impressions of Spanish Forces
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“Especially did it cause [Monteczuma] to faint away when he heard how the gun, at [the Spaniards’] command, discharged; how it resounded as if it thundered when it went off. It indeed bereft one of strength; it shut off
one’s ears.” - The Florentine Codex
• Sources From The Past:Captain James Cook on the Hawaiians
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“No people could trade with more honesty than these people, never once attempting to cheat us, either ashore or along side the ships. Some indeed at first betrayed a thievish disposition, or rather they thought they had a right to any thing they could lay their hand upon, but this conduct they soon laid aside.”
- James Cook