Atlantic History

2. global transfer of foods, plants, and animals during the colonization of the americas. two words
4. overthrow of a government or social order in favour of a new system
5. a leafy commodity that burns just as fast as it is cultivated
7. the only war in the early modern period named after a queen, 1702-1713, three words
8. process through which new cultural expressions are brought about by contact between societies and relocated peoples
10. group of ships, which had belonged to the Spanish in 1588 and whom the British then soundly defeated
11. fleeing enslavement
12. hard physical work
13. group of English protestants who sought to simplify their forms of worship and set forth across the Atlantic in the 17th century
14. shell used as currency along the west African coast
16. company in which people pooled their wealth for a common goal. two words.
17. William III replaces James II in 1688, two words
18. the act of doing away with an institution

1. 1763, recognition of indigenous lands, Louisiana territory changes hands, two words
3. system of mining and farming using coerced indigenous labour
6. a sweet commodity that requires intensive labour to cultivate
9. the ability of an organism to resist disease
11. economic policy of increasing wealth and power by obtaining large amounts of gold and silver and selling more goods than are bought
15. treaty of 1493, name of the place it was signed