By: Mezohn Owens & Brittoni Jackson The Americas & The Caribbean World
Migration Pal eolithic age Dense population Hunting and gathering Innovations (Bronze Age) Technology & Environmental Transformations/ Organization and reorganization of human societies
Rituals Cave paintings Communication Behavior issues Science research
Hieroglyphics Teotihuacan Religious monuments Isolation Basic technology
Corn Potato Domesticated animals Trading isolation
Inequality Rules by mouth Elderly people children
Political and cultural change Nomadic invaders Tributes Chinampas Social development Regional & Trans regional interactions
Religion Human Sacrifices Polytheism Split inheritance Little innovations
Topiltzin legend Nomadic invaders Power shift Expansion Bureaucracy
Peasants Periodic markets Trade Labor service Chiefdom
Gender roles Women responsibilities Polygamy Inheritance Inequality
Legends Special advantage Gold Exploration Population affect Global Interactions
Christianity Religious freedom John Locke Enlightenment Art
Expeditions Revolts Colonial rulers Bureaucrats 7 years war
Self sufficient Trading Slaves Population Encomeinda
Children Major groups Exploitation Mixed population Hierarchies
Don Joao Printing press Internal markets New solutions Influences Industrialization &Global Integration
Shared beliefs Religion Romanticism Realism Modernization
External events Independence movements Napoleonic invasion Unification Warfare
Product demands Napoleonic defeat Trading rights Great boom U.S intervention
Voting rights Mestizos Indian movement Wives and mothers Castes
Corporations Innovations Psychologists Immigration Accelerating Global Change & Realignments
Church Revolt movements Liberation Theologies Religion Literature
Fighting Intervention Isolations Economic dependency Revolutions Democracy American Interest Attack on World trade U.S response
Neutrality American mercantilist Rising exports Allies NAFTA
Middle class Voting rights Associations Prejudice Payments