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The difference of the values of exports and inports for a country; a favorable balance is when there is more value in the exports than the imports.
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A series of islands Southeast Asia, by Melaka; the Portuguese signed treaties with local rulers of the islands to gain purchases of spices in 1511.
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A European country that began the Age of Exploration.
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A series of islands in Southeast Asia; where Magellan was killed while circumnavigating the globe, by natives.
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'God, Glory, and Gold' Represents the three reasons for Europeans to start exploring and traveling to new lands- to convert the natives to their religion; to get their name publicized and become famous; to gain riches and wealth.
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Spanish conquerers who traveled to America and defeated natives using firearms, swords, determination, skill, diseases, and horses.
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A prince of Portugal who sent out fleets in 1520 to search Africa's west coast, where they found gold, and named it the Gold Coast.
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Large agricultural estates established on Brazil's coast and the islands of the Caribbeans in the 1500s, to grow sugarcane, by way of slave labor.
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A nun of Latin America who wrote poetry and prose and encouraged women should become educated.
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The top social class of Latin America, who were Spanish or Portuguese officials from Europe; they recieved all top government occupations.
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A system used by Spanish authorities in Peru that allowed them to draft laborers to silver mines.
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A settlement of people who live in a new territory, away from their home country, but linked to them by government or trade; they played a large role in mercantilism.
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A sailor from Portugal who went to Goa, in west India, and Melaka, where the Portugese could easily sail to the Spice Islands.
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The result of an inter- racial marriage between a European and an African in Latin America.
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Payments, that governments gave out to new industries in the New World to encourage exports
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A region of South America that Portugal ruled over in the 1500s.
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The sucessor of the Angkor kingdom, in Southeast Asia; taken by the Vietnamese by the 1800s.
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A fort was established by the Dutch on this island in Southeast Asia, at Batavia, in 1619 to defend their spices.
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An area of the island of Indonesia; in the 1600s, the Dutch drove the English out of the spice market, leaving the English with only one port, here.
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