| A | B |
|---|
| catholic | this religion was brought to the new world by the Spanish |
| belief | the tenets, guidelines, or ways of worship according to the traditions and rituals of the religion |
| enslavement | having freedom taken away by force and being compelled to obey commands and to do work without pay |
| exchange | to give something for something else |
| Columbian Exchange | the sharing of plants, animals, ideas, and technology between the old world and the new world |
| historian | a person that studies history |
| smallpox | a disease brought to the new world that destroyed a large portion of the Native American population |
| new world | the nickname used to describe the pre-Columbian American countries found in the Western hemisphere |
| theobramocacao | the tree that grows cacao seeds that are used to make chocolate |
| old world | the nickname used to describe the countries in the Eastern hemisphere |
| Mexico | The place that Cortes conquered for Spain and where he first tasted chcocolate |
| confession | One of the things that the Incan religion had in common with Catholicism |
| Triangular Trade | Another term used to describe the 3-way trade between the Americas, Europe, and Africa |
