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    conquistadors What: White Europeans had single handedly conquered the indigenous people of Latin America When: Cortes led the expedition in 1519‚ between 1530’s - 1560’s Why: Slowly within years‚ Hernan Cortes took part in conquests of Cuba and Hispaniola‚ and received more land an native slaves because of this result -“Thousands of native warriors swarm like bees upon the vastly outnumbered conquistadors‚ who against all odds fend them off and survive to fight another day” (44). -Restall intrigues

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    warlike Caribs and were attacked. The Spaniards finally defeated the Caribs and enslaved them. These slaves died out quickly because of the European diseases. Few months later‚ the tragic story of the Caribs had happened repeatedly on the Arawaks of Hispaniola (Konstam‚ “Across the Ocean.”) Originally‚ those lands were possessed by these indigenous people. If some intruders were discovered by them‚ it was absolutely reasonable for them to drive those intruders away. But as Columbus set his feet on the

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    refused to finance Christopher Columbus’ idea to sail west to find the shortcut to the Indies‚ Columbus convinced Spain’s King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella to finance it. On October 12‚ 1492‚ Christopher Columbus and his crew reached the island of Hispaniola. Although Columbus believed he had reached Asia‚ he had actually discovered the entire continent of North America and claimed it for Spain. Spain quickly colonized North America. Ponce de Leon discovered Florida‚ and the first European settlement

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    against the planters. The Haitians managed to fend off French and British reinforcements and l’Overture expanded the revolution to the colony of Santo Domingo. He abolished slavery and declared himself Governor-General over the entire island of Hispaniola. L’OUverture was captured by Napoleon’s general‚ but one of L’OUverture’s generals led Haiti to victory over the french‚ declaring them independant and creating a

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    At the close of the 18th century‚ Haiti was in the final phases of the Haitian Revolution‚ which had begun in 1791. By 1797‚ the French held power in Saint Domingue (as Haitiwas known before independence) in name only‚ and slavery in the colony had been abolished (see Caribbean‚ French). The colony’s leader‚ Toussaint Louverture (1801–03)‚ having proclaimed himself governor-for-life‚ alarmed and offended the French ruler Napoléon Bonaparte by promulgating his own constitution without France’s approval

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    Over the course of more than three and a half centuries‚ the transportation of at least twelve million men‚ women‚ and children from their African homelands to the Americas changed forever the face and character of the modern world. The slave trade was brutal and horrific‚ and the enslavement of Africans was cruel‚ exploitative‚ and dehumanizing.Together‚ they represent one of the longest and most sustained assaults on the very life‚ integrity‚ and dignity of human beings in history. In the Americas

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    tradgeties. In the United States slavery is almost unheard of anymore. Child slavery is even less heard of. This is not the case in other Countries. The nation of Haiti which is located in the West Indies‚ occuping the western third of the island of Hispaniola‚ in the Caribbean Sea has a horrific problem with child slavery. The practice of slavery ended in Haiti in 1804‚ with the nation becoming the first independent nation in Latin America. However in the present slavery is growing in the culture‚ it

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    One of my major dreams in life to do‚ and one of many ideas from my bucket list‚ would be to travel around the world. People from all walks of life‚ both young and old‚ enjoy traveling. When traveling‚ the traveler has many exceptional opportunities presented to them. The traveler gets the chance to experience new things‚ make choices‚ reward themselves‚ and to gain knowledge of the world outside of their own. First‚ the most exciting opportunity for a traveler is to experience new things. They

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    americas was when he set foot in the Bahamian Islands claiming it for spain. He encountered natives who were open to trade with them exchanging glass‚ cotton balls‚ parrots and spears. Columbus continued his journey‚ visiting the islands of Cuba and Hispaniola and meeting with the leaders of the native population. Columbus took his second expedition in 1493 and explored more islands in the Caribbean

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    instrumental in Spain gaining a foothold in the New World and exploiting its resources. His voyages to the Americas led to a lasting European contact with the Americas. While looking for a route to the East‚ Columbus landed on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola. He made additional trips and later landed in Venezuela‚ Central America‚ and the Antilles. He claimed these lands for the Spanish empire. He never admitted that he failed to reach the Indies that he set out for and called the local inhabitants

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