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These comprehensive and well-organized notes provide a detailed overview of the early history of the Americas, covering Native American civilizations before European contact, the effects of the Columbian Exchange, and the early stages of European exploration and colonization. Perfect for students preparing for U.S. History courses, APUSH, or college-level history exams, these notes explore key cultural, ecological, and social dynamics that shaped the pre-Columbian and early colonial periods.

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American Yawp Ch. 1 Sections III-V Notes

●​ There were Scandinavian seafarers that reached the New World before Christopher
Columbus did.
○​ They sailed as far east as Constantinople
○​ Raided settlements as far south as North Africa
○​ Limited colonies in Iceland and Greenland
○​ Around 1000, Leif Erikson reached Newfoundland
○​ The Nose were driven back to the sea by some combination of limited resources,
inhospitable weather, food shortages, and Native resistance
●​ A series of military conflicts between England and France- the hundred years war:
○​ Accelerated nationalism and cultivated the financial and military administration
necessary to maintain nation-states
●​ Marriage of Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabella of Castile consolidated two most power
kingdoms in Iberia.
●​ Portuguese established first along the Atlantic coast of Africa during the fifteenth century.
●​ The Spanish and Portuguese stumbled on islands such as Azores, Canary, and the
Cape Verde Islands.
●​ The Portuguese began growing sugarcane along the mediterranean coast
●​ The Portuguese began purchasing slaves for export to the Atlantic islands to work the
sugar fields.
●​ Christopher Columbus landed in the Bahamas on october 12, 1492
●​ Indigenous Arawaks, or Taíno, populated the Caribbean islands
●​ Columbus left thirty-nine Spaniards at a military fort on Hispaniola to find and secure the
source of gold
●​ He made four trips to the new world.
●​ Encomiendas: way to manage labor relations
●​ Got rid of encomienda and replaced it with repartimiento which replicated abuse
●​ Repartimiento: system by which the crown allowed certain colonists to recruit
indigenous peoples for forced labor.
●​ Tenochititlán was founded in 1325
●​ Much of the city was built on large artificial islands called chinampas
●​ The native populations were densely populated
●​ A lot of the population is taken out by disease
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