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    Slave Origins in the Americas 10/13/13 APUSH Alex Peasley 1 In 1609-1610 Jamestown‚ Virginia experienced a great famine. After this famine the settlers experimented to find a crop that would help them survive. Tobacco was the crop Jamestown found to help them survive.* Jamestown was able to grow fields and fields of tobacco‚ but there was not enough people to work the fields. At first‚ the men of the English working class supplied the labors for

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    has a beginning. They grow and make their own rituals‚ traditions‚ or beliefs. China and India were the first civilizations to build a vast society and have governments which ruled over a large amount of citizens. There were cultures who had some ideas and inventions but India and China designed advanced tools and technology that no one had ever thought of. China and India were the first two civilizations to build a society off of religion‚ government‚ and societal ideas and beliefs. Many people devoted

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    landed in North America and created a connection between the Americas and Afroeurasia. “Historians conventionally call this period the early modern era. We use this term to signal the magnitude of changes taking place between 1450 and 1750” (Dunn 452). The Columbian Exchange is responsible for a majority of the living organisms which were transferred through the transoceanic passages. The exchange opened the world to a global economy for the first time. The arrival of Europeans to America brought diseases

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    Maya Civilization Many people do not know who the ancient Mayan people were or how they influenced the Aztec and a countless quantity of empires. “The ancient Mayan were indigenous people of Mexico and Central America who have continuously inhabited the lands comprising modern-day Yucatán‚ Quintana Roo‚ Campeche‚ Tabasco‚ and Chiapas in Mexico and southward through Guatemala‚ Belize‚ El Salvador and Honduras” (“Mayan Civilization”). Not only were the Maya individuals extremely smart but they were

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    THE COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE During the late 14th century‚ Europeans had occupied themselves in a severe and demanding exploration of the unknown world that surrounded them. They were very curious as to what they could find. One of the biggest findings European sailors eventually discovered was a connection of the Old World (Europe) and the New World (the Americas). This was called “The Columbian Exchange.” The Columbian Exchange‚ between the Europeans and the Native Americans‚ was a significantly

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    Pre-conquest Americas Pre-conquest Americas was a intricate period before the Europeans arrived and colonized it. Before the conquest of the Americas it’s safe to say everything during this period was based on religion; a strong respect and obedience to their gods‚ an imperative social structure‚ and a hefty tributary system. It relied and thrived on these main systems. Without their gods they had no meaning‚ without their social structure they were humans divided amongst themselves‚ without

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    The true Philippine Civilization has been dominated by colonial influences. Almost all the traditional art we are familiar with are derived from foreign influences. The admirable culture and traditions we once had have truly been forgotten and replaced by foreign ways of living. It is disappointing to consider our ethnic groups who have retained historical conventions primitive‚ ignorant‚ and uncivilized. In fact‚ the practices‚ way of living‚ and the kind of culture they keep possession of are

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    GUIDE Bryan Marchena I. The Columbian Exchange and its Effects A. Cultural Diversity 1. The peoples of the New World lacked immunity to diseases from the Old World. Smallpox‚ measles‚ diphtheria‚ typhus‚ influenza‚ malaria‚ yellow fever and maybe pulmonary plague caused severe declines in the population of native peoples in the Spanish and Portuguese colonies. Syphilis was the only significant disease thought to have been transferred from the Americas to Europe. 2. Similar patterns

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    ORIGIN The subcontinent has been the center of different types of cultures and traditions since a long time‚ this area has a vast and colourful array of people who originate from different tribes and cultural heritage. The origin of the Chenchus tribe from India‚ is connected with the Lord Mallikarjuna of the Srisailam temple‚ who was the personification of Lord Shiva. There was a couple who lived in a small hut near the Srisailam temple. This couple lived happily but there was an empty space between

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    What is the origin of vanilla? History Originating from Mexico on the Gulf of Mexico coast‚ the Totonac Indians was indeed the first who cultivated this bean. They used it especially for medical purposes such as; venomous bite‚ cough‚ stomach pains and congestion. Later‚ the Aztecs then conquered the Totonacans and took over the growth of the orchids in the 15th century. The Aztecs by then developed the fermentation process of sweating and drying the beans to develop the vanillin. They used vanilla

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