Chapter One Crossword

5. Guided the economic policies of virtually all European nation-states in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
9. Developed a network of paved roads to unite their population
10. this class emerged in Europe to bring goods from distant regions
14. Early Spanish explorers in the Americas.
16. Puritans who were considered radicals
17. Destroyed a large Native American empire with only 600 men
18. His crew circumnavigated the globe
19. Forged close bonds with Native Americans
20. Named Virginia in honor of Queen Elizabeth
21. Europeans imported most of their African slaves from this region south of the Sahara Desert
22. The Spanish settlement in New Mexico was nearly destroyed by a revolt from this tribe in 1680
23. Took possession of Newfoundland in the queen's name

1. staged successful raids on Spanish merchant ships
2. Developed a harsh religion requiring human sacrifice.
3. Actively encouraged settlement from northern Europe in their colonies
4. Opened the way for advances into South America
6. Hope of locating this motivated many explorers to North America
7. English assumptions made from colonizing here influenced how they treated natives in the Americas
8. The most common Spanish settlement in the early seventeenth century
11. explored the Caribbean and the coast of South America
12. The natives of this region in North America created large irrigation systems
13. First European state to invest in maritime exploration
14. A reawakening in this occurred in this in Europe in the fifteenth century
15. Decimated Native American population, and partially responsible for fall of Aztec Empire
20. Location of two failed English settlements