| A | B |
|---|
| potatoes, tobacco, corn | introduced to Europe from Western Hemispere (America) |
| cattle, horses | introduced to Native Americans from Europe |
| Columbian Exchange | transfer of plants, animals, disease during colonization of the Americas |
| gold/slaves | Europeans wanted this from Africa |
| tea, spices, silk | what Europeans wanted from China |
| Caribbean Islands | where most slaves were sent in 17th century |
| immune to diseases | reason Europeans turned to Africa for slaves |
| Spain | claimed region from Mexico to South America |
| Bible | first printed book |
| stop sale of indulgences | result of Counter (Catholic) Reformation |
| Edict of Nantes | gave freedom of worship to Protestant Huguenots |
| 30 Years War | conflict between Catholics and Protestants |
| people are determined by God to go to heaven | John Calvin's idea of predestination |
| 95 Theses | expressed Martin Luther's beliefs against the Catholic Church |
| indulgence | forgives a someone from something bad they did |
| Sistine Chapel | Michaelangelo is famous for his work here |
| Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet | Shakespeare |
| Romans and Greeks | the Renaissance sought to revive the greatness of them |
| Eightfold Path | path to enlightenment as believed by Buddhists |
| caste system | social structure of Hindus |
| Christianity | largest religion in the world |
| Muhammad | prophet of Islam |
| Islam | major religion of the Middle East and also in N. Africa |
| Americas, Europe, Australia | where Christianity is the major religion |
| Buddhism | the major religion in Southeast Asia |
| Hinduism | the major religion in south Asia |
| disease | the main reason why so many Native Americans died after European contact was made |
| Judaism | currently a major religion in Israel and N. America |
| Abraham | the prophet, as believed by Jews |
| corrupt church practices | a reason why the Protestant Reformation began |
| German princes | wanted to be on Martin Luther's side by ending Papal power/control |
| Henry VIII | original person in control of the Church of England after it split from the Catholic Church |
