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French converts to Calvinism, called __________ attacked Spanish shipping in the Caribbean.
Columbus's return to Española in 1493 set in motion the __________.
After the pope first granted the Americas to Spain, the __________ divided the world between Spain and Portugal.
Authorization from the crown allowed __________ to engage in a quasi-legal form of pirate activity.
__________ thought that a body composed of ministers and elders should oversee church affairs and that local officials should uphold religious orthodoxy.
Without the resources to mount their own military efforts against the Muslims on the Iberian peninsula, the Spanish crown granted __________ to those who aided the reconquista.
The __________ ended in 1492, removing Islamic peoples from the Iberian peninsula.
The largest city of the __________ culture, Cahokia, extracted tribute from their neighbors and built a large urban center near present-day St. Louis.
Most Protestants demanded that __________ enforce religious conformity.
__________ rapidly became Española's most profitable export.
The first Frenchman to attempt to colonize the New World was __________.
__________ wanted to completely remove all vestiges of Catholicism from the Church of England.