1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Europe’s Conquest of the Americas Europe’s Conquest of Africa East Asia in the Age of Europe Islamic Empires Russia & Westernization

2. THIS WAS THE BRUTAL SPANISH LABOR SYSTEM THAT WAS IMPOSED ON NATIVE AMERICANS BETWEEN 1450-1750

3. ENCOMIENDA THIS WAS THE BRUTAL SPANISH LABOR SYSTEM THAT WAS IMPOSED ON NATIVE AMERICANS BETWEEN 1450-1750

4. THIS WAS THE BRUTAL PORTUGUESE SLAVE SYSTEM IMPOSED ON AFRICANS & NATIVE AMERICANS IN BRAZIL BETWEEN 1450-1750.

5. ENGENHO

6. THIS WAS THE WEALTHIEST SILVER MINE OF NEW CASTILLE (PERU).

7. POTOSI THIS WAS THE WEALTHIEST SILVER MINE OF NEW CASTILLE (PERU).

8. THIS WAR WAS WON BY THE ENGLISH WHO DECLARED ITS HEGEMONY OVER NORTH AMERICA IN 1763

9. SEVEN YEARS’ WAR OR FRENCH & INDIAN WAR

10. HE WAS A SPANISH PRIEST WHO WROTE HIS OBSERVATIONS OF SPANISH TREATMENT OF NATIVE AMERICANS AND CRITICIZED THE SPANISH CROWN FOR THE ALLOWANCE OF THE MISTREATMENT.

11. BARTHOLOMEU DE LAS CASAS HE WAS A SPANISH PRIEST WHO WROTE HIS OBSERVATIONS OF SPANISH TREATMENT OF NATIVE AMERICANS AND CRITICIZED THE SPANISH CROWN FOR THE ALLOWANCE OF THE MISTREATMENT.

12. THIS WAS A POWERFUL AFRICAN KINGDOM OF WEST AFRICA WHICH CONVERTED TO CATHOLICISM AND OPENED UP THE SLAVE TRADE W/PORTUGAL IN THE 15 TH CENTURY.

13. KONGO

14. THIS WAS THE FIRST PORTUGUESE COLONY OF AFRICA.

15. ANGOLA

16. THIS WAS THE ESTIMATED NUMBER OF AFRICANS FORCED TO TAKE THE MIDDLE PASSAGE.

17. WHAT IS 16 MILLION

18. BETWEEN 1750 AND 1790 THIS WAS THE MOST VALUABLE AND MOST-TRADED RESOURCE FROM WEST AFRICA.

19. AFRICAN SLAVES

20. THIS WAS THE MOST STABLE ISLAMIC EMPIRE OF WEST AFRICA BETWEEN 1450 AND 1600.

21. SONGHAI

22. THIS Chinese dynasty reformed its government in the late 15th century and began to isolate itself from European merchants and missionaries.

23. Ming Dynasty THIS Chinese dynasty reformed its government in the late 15th century and began to isolate itself from European merchants and missionaries.

24. THIS emperor of the Qing Dynasty throughout the 18th century expanded China’s tributary influence to Vietnam, Burma, and Nepal, and restricted the British and other European nations to two Chinese port.

25. Qianlong THIS emperor of the Qing Dynasty throughout the 18th century expanded China’s tributary influence to Vietnam, Burma, and Nepal, and restricted the British and other European nations to two Chinese port.

26. THIS government of Tokugawa Japan maintained control over the daimyo through the policy of alternate attendance.

27. Bakufu THIS government of Tokugawa Japan maintained control over the daimyo through the policy of alternate attendance.

28. THIS became known as the process by which European ideas, scientific discoveries, and art made its into Japan during the Tokugawa.

29. Dutch Learning THIS became known as the process by which European ideas, scientific discoveries, and art made its into Japan during the Tokugawa.

30. During the Qing Dynasty THESE were conducted to ensure Confucian scholarship and practice within the bureaucracy of the Chinese government.

31. Extensive Civil Service Exams During the Qing Dynasty THESE were conducted to ensure Confucian scholarship and practice within the bureaucracy of the Chinese government.

32. HE was the most powerful Ottoman emperor who expanded to Southwest Asia and Central Europe during the 16th century.

33. Suleiman the Magnificent HE was the most powerful Ottoman emperor who expanded to Southwest Asia and Central Europe during the 16th century.

34. THIS was the Ottoman Empire’s elite military division, which was made up of Christian boys who were brought up directly by the Sultan.

35. Janissary Corps THIS was the Ottoman Empire’s elite military division, which was made up of Christian boys who were brought up directly by the Sultan.

36. At the Battle of Chaldiran in 1514 THIS Turkish empire of Iran was defeated by the Ottomans because the Ottomans used gunpowder.

37. Safavid Empire At the Battle of Chaldiran in 1514 THIS Turkish empire of Iran was defeated by the Ottomans because the Ottomans used gunpowder.

38. HE created a divine faith, a syncretic blend of Hinduism and Islam, as well as a centralized government in a very culturally diverse India in the 16th century.

39. Ackbar the Great HE created a divine faith, a syncretic blend of Hinduism and Islam, as well as a centralized government in a very culturally diverse India in the 16th century.

40. Caliph is to the Arabs as sultan is to the Saljuk and Ottoman Turks as khan is to the Mongols and as THIS is to the Turkish Safavids.

41. The Shah Caliph is to the Arabs as sultan is to the Saljuk and Ottoman Turks as khan is to the Mongols and as THIS is to the Turkish Safavids.

42. HE was the czar of Russia who first declared Russian independence from the Mongolian Golden Horde in the 15th century.

43. Ivan III (the Great) HE was the czar of Russia who first declared Russian independence from the Mongolian Golden Horde in the 15th century.

44. Constructed in 1703, THIS became Russia’s “window on the west.”

45. St. Petersburg Constructed in 1703, THIS became Russia’s “window on the west.”

46. After modernizing his Russian army, Peter the Great made conquest of Sweden in THIS 22- year war in the 18th century.

47. The Great Northern War

48. THIS group of academic elites was established under Catherine the Great’s reign in the 18th century, which was highly influenced by the Enlightenment of Western Europe.

49. The Intelligentsia THIS group of academic elites was established under Catherine the Great’s reign in the 18th century, which was highly influenced by the Enlightenment of Western Europe.

50. Events such as the Pugachev Rebellion and the French Revolution ended the practice of Enlightenment ideals during the reign of this Russian czarina.

51. Catherine the Great Events such as the Pugachev Rebellion and the French Revolution ended the practice of Enlightenment ideals during the reign of this Russian czarina.