Apush Unit 1

  • 23,000 BCE

    First Migrans from Northeast Asia to the AMericas

  • Period: 8000 BCE to 2000 BCE

    Horticulture develops

  • Period: 900 BCE to 300

    The Maya settle into the vast region southeast of present-day mexico city

  • 750

    the Pueblo people build masonry homes cut into cliffs

  • 800

    Complex irrigation systems increased food production and led to the diversification of native societies throughout the Western Hemisphere

  • 1200

    Christians begin reconquering Spain

  • 1325

    The Aztecs build Tenochtitlan

  • 1420

    The Portuguese Prince Henry launched explorations of the African coast

    The Portuguese developed navigating ships known as caravls
  • 1469

    Marriage of Isabella and ferdinand

    Signified the Unification of Christian Spain
  • 1478

    Spanish inquisition

  • 1482

    The Portuguese build Elmina Castle, a trading post and fort on the Gold COast, in present-day Ghana

  • 1492

    Columbus proposes seeking a new path across the Atlantic to Japan, China, or India

  • 1500

    As a result of the Columbian exchange, Western Europe experiences a globally unprecedented period of sustained growth as a result of taking wealth from the Americas

  • 1500

    Americas become home to developed societies.

  • 1500

    Portuguese traders use their new African route to participate in the Indian Ocean trade

    They Brought Asian goods to Europe and became leaders in international trade
  • 1504

    Columbus introduces the encomienda system to the Caribbean

  • 1506

    Columbus' death

  • 1513

    Ferdinand and Isabella issue the Requerimiento

    The Pope granted Spanish Monarchs the authority to claim lands in the Americas. And if anyone resisted, they forfeited the protection of the crown and could be enslaved or killed.
  • 1524

    Francisco Pizarro conquers the Incan Empire

  • 1550

    Spanish King Charles gathered a group of theologians, jurists, and philosophers to discuss the ethics of conquest

  • 1573

    Introduction of the Mission System