World History Crossword

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  1. 3. A group of people who practiced an adaptation of Christianity
  2. 7. An island in the Bahamas that the native people called...
  3. 8. the exchange of goods, usually over long distances, facilitated through overland and maritime routes, that helped carry culture and religion
  4. 9. compass important navigational device from China, and diffused during Indian Ocean basin trade
  5. 14. Hunting and gathering who lived near Cape Town
  6. 15. Part of the North of Mexico with an abundance of silver
  7. 18. Cook a captain who lead 3 expeditions to the Pacific and died in a scuffle with indigenous people of Hawaii
  8. 19. simplified Greek navigational instrument used to determine latitude by measuring the sun's placement
  9. 20. trade Europeans traded fur with local peoples
  10. 21. Moroccan port on the west coast of Africa
  11. 22. Spanish government's reserve of silver, principle revenue the Spanish crown got from American possessions
  12. 24. An epidemic disease in the Caribbean region
Down
  1. 1. Full of frozen tundras and dense forests, located in northeastern Eurasia
  2. 2. One of two important trading cities used by Sunni Ali to dominate the central Niger valley
  3. 4. Earliest imperial state that ruled the savannahs of West Africa
  4. 5. island hosting Barvia, an entrepot for VOC
  5. 6. Dias Portugese explorer entering the Indian Ocean in 1488
  6. 10. ... fill in the blank. People would do this so that hopefully after four to seven years they could become independent artisans or planters
  7. 11. settlers harvested this in Virginia & Carolina to sell to Europe
  8. 12. Fill in the blank. The passage enslaved people had to go over the Atlantic Ocean
  9. 13. The most important American crop because of its high yield and the fact that it thrived in tropical soils
  10. 16. One of the two brothers that was part of the ruling Inca house from (1502-1533)
  11. 17. An island previously named Saint-Domingue
  12. 23. Smallpox was a ... disease