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Dutch settlers held a monopoly on the fur trade at fort Orange. The fur trade led to rapid decline in population with beavers vanishing almost entirely from the Hudson river valley. Hudson would let fishermen on their boat so they can trade with the Native Americans. New York State looked for a prime location as a result they can trade with other people.Hudson, on his final trip he was going to hunt for food but he went on a exploration instead so his crew went to mutiny and let him sail on a small boat, in the middle of Hudson bay with ten other crew members.

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.They destroyed the cities and temples and built over the land they destroyed. Pizarro's army enslaved many people.They took Inca off their farms to work in the gold and silver mines.93% of Incas effected from smallpox and other diseases that killed many people by 1591.

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Cortes set sail with two ships and more than five hundred men. Cortes wanted money, riches, and he wanted to please the king. Most of all he wanted fame and power. Cortes was crazy. Cortes sold his belonging to conquer the Aztecs, he had weapons of all kinds such as  crossbows, swords, cannons,muskets, and horses which the Aztecs thought were dragons. Smallpox wiped out 25% of the Aztec nation. He had translaters, he brought troops and had Aztec allies.

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He also brought Christianity and live stock. All of these things changed the new world because the native Americans did not see this before.

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Pizarro  forcefully covered them to Christianity.They destroyed the cities and temples and built over the land they destroyed. Pizarro's army enslaved many people.They took Inca off their farms to work in the gold and silver mines.93% of Incas effected from smallpox and other diseases that killed many people by 1591.

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Henry Hudson - Explorer | Mini Bio | BIO

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Francisco Pizarro - Explorer | Mini Bio | BIO

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-The Santa Maria

-The Nina

-The Pinta

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Pizarro                               #3

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Pizarro                               #3

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Francisco Pizarro was a Spanish conquistador who traveled through much of the Pacific coast of America along Peru. He "discovered" the Inca empire and conquered it brutally and quickly, stealing large amounts of gold, silver, and other treasures.Pizarro's impacts are: Pizarro destroyed their city's and towns. Renamed Lima in 1533. Pizarro  forcefully covered them to Christianity.

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Hudson                                  #4

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Hudson                                  #4

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Henry Hudson Tried to get to India to get rich foods and spices. He tried to travel the other way but he found Hudson bay. Henry Hudson Discovered a river and a bay so people named the river and bay after Hudson. Hudson allowed people to get on his ship so people could get from America to Canada. On one side of Hudson River and the other side they were able to cross the river and trade with each other.Henry voyages to the river allow people to stay in touch, and trade products. Hudson would often trade small items for beaver fur with the Native Americans.

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This trading cycle made lives easier because the people of Europe and the Americas could trade goods easily.Columbus brought smallpox and other dieseases to the new world, which wiped out a lot of native americans becaues they were not immune to diesease.

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At the age 14,Cortes was sent to study law at the university,but he was restless and unhappy. He became fascinated with tales of Christopher Columbus New World Explorations. He decided to seek fortune and adventure in hispaniola (modern day Dominican Republic and Haiti). In 1511 Cortes joined Diego Velasquez’s expedition to conquer Cuba.He convinced Velasquez, the governor of Cuba to let him lead an expedition to mexico.