Chapter 1

2. England subjugated this country and considered its people barbarians which made them unfit to live in their society.
3. An Italian man who worked for Spain and sailed out for a shorter route to the West Indies in 1492.
4. Travelled to the New World and founded the area which was later called New Amsterdam.
5. A license that allowed Spaniards to get labor from natives.
7. A type of societies like those of the Africans or Indians where property was inherited and heredity was traced through the mother.
8. Known as the "Lost Colony" and was visited by Sir Walter Raleigh and Sir Francis Drake.
13. Fur traders which were a French and Indian enterprise over in the New World.
15. A cryptic inscription which was only clue left from the "Lost Colony."
16. Was the one of the first reformers who openly challenged some beliefs of the Catholic Church like salvation through "works"
17. A large complex civilization located in Mexico and are known for being brutal warriors.
18. Englishmen that wanted to get rid of the corrupt clergy members and simplify Anglican forms of worship.
21. Was a Spanish fort and the first permanent settlement of Europeans in the US.
23. A governor of an Irish district, founder of Newfoundland, and was lost at sea because of his sunken ship.

1. A member of people who travel place to place for food.
2. First appealed to this person and sponsored Christopher Columus journey.
3. A name for a Spanish conqueror.
6. Known for circumnavigating the globe.
9. A Spaniard who set up a civilization in New Mexico with the Pueblos to convert them to Catholicism.
10. A military base to provide additional protection for missions in Spanish America.
11. Says that wealth is finite and a country is rich at another country's expense.
12. Europeans brought many new livestock to the New World including cattle, pigs, sheep, and most importantly ___________.
13. A Spanish conquistador known for defeating the Aztecs.
14. When the Europeans came to the New World, they unknowingly brought many diseases like measles, mumps, and ___________.
19. A person of mixed heritage due to intermarriage in the New World.
20. A Spanish conquistador that defeated the Incas in Peru.
22. A Swiss theologan who believed in the doctorine of predestination, which is your fate is determined before you're born and cannot be changed.