From Bering Strait Theory to the Renaissance: A Journey

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1.The Bering Strait Theory is the idea that the 1st people of America crossed the Bering Strait to Alaska from Siberia. The Bering Strait was a piece of land that connected Alaska and Siberia together. 2.The Renaissance was a period in the 1400s and was when classics like art, writings, and learning was renewed. Trade was also widely occurring and this time symbolizes the switch from medieval to modern type of living. 3.Gutenberg was a German who was very skilled and was a blacksmith and a painter. During the Renaissance he invented the printing press and introduced it to Europe. He also introduced the movable printer that started the Printing Revolution. 4.Prince Henry the Navigator was a prince in Portugal. He led Portuguese to sail into the Atlantic. He also believed in …show more content…

It was in Massachusetts (Salem Village). During this time they suspected many people as witches. Whenever animals or children were sick and died, the colony suspected magic. The suspected then blamed neighbors and accused them of witchcraft. 15.Push factors are different situations that motivated and made people want to leave their home countries. Some examples are war in the country, famine and drought, and fear politically. (Negative conditions) 16.Pull factors are things people say that attract or influence people to come and leave their old county. An example would be that people say there are a lot of jobs available in a certain place or that there is education. (Positive conditions) 17.Quakers were Christians but didn't believe in any violence. They wouldn't fight anyone including the Native Americans. They were respectful of women and didn't have clergy and believed that by doing good works you could go to Heaven. 18.Indentured servants were immigrants who were very poor. Because they were poor they paid for passage to the colonies by promising to work for them in the colonies for four to seven

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