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| 2. | The exchange of goods that took place between the Americas and Europe |
| 4. | Philosopher and Scientist who studied scientific experimentation as a means of finding the truth |
| 6. | Spanish navigator who sailed from Spain west into the Atlantic, eventually landing in San Salvador, claiming that he had found India. |
| 8. | Area discovered by Columbus in the Cental America. |
| 10. | Italian navigator who made several trips across the atlantic to the new world. The America's were eventually named after him. |
| 14. | The second stage of the Triangular Trade where shipments of slaves were sent across the atlantic to the Americas |
| 17. | Portuguese navigator who sailed from Spain and eventually circumnavigated the globe. |
| 18. | Business where owners raised money by selling shares (Stock) in their company |
| 19. | Period of European economic expansion, colonialism, and mercantilism which lasted from approximately the 16th century until the early 18th century. |
| 20. | A tax on foreign goods |
| 22. | Portuguese trader who sailed aroudn the Cape of Good Hope at the southern tip of Africa. |
| 24. | Tested Copernicus' ideas for Heliocentric universe. Published "The laws of Planetary Motion" |
| 26. | A grant of contribution of money |
| 27. | Scientist who concluded that force was needed to cause objects to fall to earth. "Law of Motion", Idea of Gravity. |
| 28. | Scientist who argued that the sun was the center of the Universe. |
| 29. | Scientist who believed that scientific theories could be developed only through observation. Wrote "Novum Organum" |
| 30. | English scientist who helped to pioneer the modern science of Chemistry. |
| 31. | Leader of the Scientific Revolution, wrote "Discorse on Method" |
| 32. | A countries government should do all it can to increase the countries wealth. To increase that wealth, they must take wealth from another country. |