Reasons for Exploration and Colonization Vocab

Religious Tolerance

• The acceptance of different religious beliefs and practices without discrimination.

• Ignoring and disrespecting different religious practices
• Forcing others to conform to one's own religious beliefs
• Promoting division and conflict among different religious groups

Colonize/Colonization

• • The process of establishing control over a territory and its people, often by settling in and exploiting the resources.

  
  

• Colonization is a term used to describe the process of creating new scientific discoveries.
• Colonization refers to the act of preserving cultural heritage within a society.
• Colonization is the process of establishing peaceful relations between countries.

Exploration

• Exploration is the act of staying in one place without moving.
• Exploration is the act of giving up on learning.
• The act of traveling to new places to discover and learn about them, often for the purpose of trade or colonization.

• Exploration is the act of avoiding new experiences.

Fur

• Feathers
• The soft, thick hair that covers the skin of many animals, often used in trade and fashion.

• Scales
• Leaves

Overpopulation

• Overpopulation has no impact on the environment
• Overpopulation leads to increased biodiversity
• • A situation where the number of people exceeds the capacity of the environment to support them, leading to various social and environmental issues.

• Overpopulation is the result of underpopulation

Profit

• • The financial gain made from a business transaction after all expenses are subtracted from the total revenue.

• Profit = the money your adult at home gives you

• Profit = Total Revenue x Total Cost
• Profit is when you loose money.

Trade

• Playing sports
• The exchange of goods and services between people or countries, often involving money.

• Sharing personal information
• Attending a concert

Asia

• The largest continent on Earth, known for its diverse cultures, languages, and histories.

• Where the United States is.

• Africa
• The continent not connected to anything else.

British Colonial North America

• • The territories in North America that were colonized by Britain during the 17th and 18th centuries.

• The British Colonial North America period lasted for over 100 years
• The British Colonial North America period only included 5 colonies
• The British Colonial North America period began in the late 19th century

Catholic Missions

• Catholic missions are solely focused on charity work
• Catholic missions are limited to a specific region
• Catholic missions are a recent development in the Catholic Church
• Religious missions established by the Catholic Church to spread Christianity and convert native/indigenous peoples.