Conquest of the Americas. Do Now: View the following picture and develop an aim for today’s lesson

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  • Conquest of the Americas
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  • Do Now: View the following picture and develop an aim for todays lesson
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  • Aim How did the Spanish interact with Native Americans in the Americas in the 1500s?
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  • PQ1 How did the Spanish interact with Native Americans in the Caribbean?
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  • First Encounters Spanish conquistadors settled on the islands of Hispaniola Seized gold ornaments worn by the Taino people Deadly European diseases riddled Tainos Small pox Measles Influenza As much as 90% of Native Americans died in the Caribbean Islands because of their lack of IMMUNITY
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  • PQ2 How did Hernan Cortes interact with the Aztecs?
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  • Now that youve seen two documents about Cortes and the Aztecs, develop three possible explanations for the image below with your partner.
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  • The Conquistadors Hernan Cortes was an early conquistador Landed in Mexico in 1519 Headed inland toward Tenochtitlan Helped by Malinche, a young Native American women guide Helped Cortes form alliances against the Aztecs Moctezuma: sent gifts of gold and silver, but urged Cortes not to come to Tenochtitlan Cortes arrived and was dazzled by the grandeur of the city
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  • Fall of Tenochtitlan Moctezuma welcomed Cortes to his capital Soon relations grew strained Aztecs drove Spanish from their city Moctezuma was killed 1521: Cortes returns and captures/destroys Tenochtitlan On the ruins of Tenochtitlan, the Spanish build Mexico City
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  • PQ3 Did Cortes success inspire other Spanish conquistadors?
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  • Francisco Pizarro and the Inca Empire
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  • What does this image suggest about how Pizarro conquered the Incas?
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  • Pizarro in Peru Francisco Pizarro arrived in Peru in 1532, just after the Incan ruler ATAHUALPA won the thrown after a bloody civil war Helped by Native American allies, Pizarro captured Atahualpa after slaughtering thousands of his followers Pizarro demanded a huge ransom for Atahualpas return Incas paid, but Atahualpa was killed Spain conquered most of the Incan territory
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  • Battle of Cajamarca
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  • Exit Card How did the Spanish interact with Native Americans in the Americas in the 1500s?