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Vocabulary KeyTerms

4 LevelsOf

Social Pyramid

TriangularTrade

InterpretingQuotes

Explain their meaning

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A large piece of land where all of the natives living there are ruled by and forced to work for,

a wealthy Spaniard

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What is an encomienda?

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A sudden change in political organization, or an overthrow of a

government

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What is arevolution?

For instance, slaves from Haiti banded together

and fought against the French land owners in a

revolution that earned them

their independence

from the Mother Country.

Toussaint L‘Ouverture led the slaves in the

Haitian revolution, but did not live to see their freedom

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A person granted complete authority or power over the people

of his/her country

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What is a dictator?

Fidel Castro Papa Doc Manuel Noriega

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The unfair violation of someone’s rights

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What is an injustice?

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An economic system designed to increase the mother country’s wealth.

Spain received gold from Mexico because of this

system

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What is mercantilism?

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Mixed Spanish and Native American ancestry

Bonus! Double the Point Value by placing this group on a 4 tier Social Pyramid.

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What is a Mestizo?.

Bonus answer:

Peninsulare

Creole

Mestizo

Native American

Mulatto

Slave

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KEY TERM: Haitian slaves banded together with a revolution for their independence after

hundreds of years of unjust, inhumane violation of their rights,

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What is injustice?

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Bonus! Double the point value by placing this group on the 4

tier Social Pyramid

People of Spanish heritage who were born

in the New World.

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What is a creole?Bonus answer:

Peninsulare

Creole

Mestizo

Native American Slave

Mulatto

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A large piece of land where all of the natives living there are ruled by and forced to work for,

a wealthy Spaniard

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What is an encomienda?

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The person responsible for

controlling colonies in the New World for the

Spanish King.

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Who was the Viceroy?

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One reason it is possible to move up

in today’s social class in modern day

America

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What is America’s class system is based on

monetary worth of an individual, not his/her

heritage?

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People of pure Spanish heritage who were born in Spain are members of

this elite social class.Bonus! Double the Point Value by placing this group on a 4 tier Social

Pyramid.

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What is a Peninuslare?.

Bonus answer:

Peninsulare

Creole

Mestizo Mulatto

Native American Slave

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People of mixed Spanish and African Ancestry

Bonus! Double the Point Value by placing this group on a 4 tier Social

Pyramid.

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What is a Mulatto?.

Bonus answer:

Peninsulare

Creole

Mestizo

Native American

Mulatto

Slave

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One reason it was possible to move up in Spanish Social Class

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What is being the child of someone who married into

a higher class?

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Peninsulare___________________

Creole__________________________

Slave Mulatto________________________________

_Native American Mestizo

True/FalseThe order

displayed on this Pyramid is accurate

NEW WORLD SOCIAL PYRAMID

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NEW WORLD SOCIAL PYRAMID

What is False?

Peninsulare___________________

Creole__________________________Mestizo Mulatto

_________________________________Native American Slave

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Items sent from the Americas to Europe

during the Triangular Trade

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What are cash crops?Sugar, rum, coffee, tobacco, cotton, rice…

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Based on the following quote, choose the person responsible for selling Africans to

the Middle Passage: “…I found some black people about me…who brought me on

board…receiving their pay”

A. The Dutch B. The Spanish C. Ship Owners

D. African Slave Traders

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Who were African slave traders?

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The Triangular Trade was successful because

of this leg of the journey.

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What was the slave trade or Middle Passage?

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Items sent from the Europe to Africa

during the Triangular Trade

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What are manufactured goods like weapons, machined parts

and textile items?

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True/FalseThe Triangular Trade

would have been successful without the Slave Trade leg of the

journey.

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What is False?Without the slaves, the

Triangular Trade would NOT have been

successful.

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Explain what President Lincoln

meant by this:

“Whenever I hear anyone arguing for

slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him

personally.”

President Lincoln and Sojourner Truth

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If you think slavery is just and fair, try it for a week and experience the hardships it

entails.

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Explain what Frederick Douglass

meant by this:

“No man can put a chain about the

ankle of his fellow man without at last finding the other

end fastened about his own neck.”

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Just as a chain is as strong as its weakest link, so is a society which claims to be free. We are not a democratic, free society if any

of our citizens are enslaved.

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Explain what Harriet Tubman meant by this:

“I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were

slaves.”

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Many former slaves from birth, knew no other life and did not realize that being held a slave

was wrong.

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Explain what Booker T. Washington meant by this:

“Great men cultivate love and only little men cherish

a spirit of hatred; assistance given to the

weak makes the one who gives it strong; oppression of the unfortunate makes

one weak.”

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People of worth help others for no reward of their own. They do it, because it is right. People of low character find it necessary to keep others down, put them

down, cause them to suffer in an inhumane way that is unjust.

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Explain what Edmund Burke,

Irish Philosopher, meant by this:

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men [and

women] to do nothing.”

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Slavery continued since people not affected by it, ignored its evils and the atrocities it inflicted

on those who did nothing wrong but be

born into it.