Chapter 7: Age of European Exploration: 1450–1600 Native American Activity 1: Indian Complex Indian societies 55–56 114–19 Civilizations Civilizations Indian civilizations and the Creation Activity 2: Letters from Mandate Mexico CD Material 57–58 Origins of European 120–23 Activity 3: Christopher Spreading the gospel through Exploration Columbus exploration 59–60 Growth of European 124–28 Activity 4: Explorers and Exploration Rulers 61–62 Consequences of 129–30 Activity 5: Bartolomé de Improving treatment of Indians European Las Casas Exploration 63 Chapter Review Activity 6: Chapter Review 64 Chapter Test Chapter 8: Europe Colonizes the Americas: 1600–1800 65–66 Colonization of Latin 134–41 Activity 1: South America John Calvin and missions in South America CD Material America Creoles and citizenship 67–68 Colonization of North 141–45 Activity 2: Early American Pilgrims and Puritans America Colonization Religion and education Activity 3: Why the Pilgrims Left the Netherlands CD Material 69–71 Struggle for 145–48 Activity 4: Simón Bolívar Independence Activity 5: European Exploration of the Americas CD Material 72 Chapter Review Activity 6: Chapter Review 73 Chapter Test Chapter 9: Transformations in European Culture: 1500–1800 74–75 The Rising Power of 152–55 Activity 1: The English Bill Power in European states European States of Rights Activity 2: Ruling Powers in Europe CD Material 76–77 The Scientific 155–62 Activity 3: Creation Mandate in history Galileo’s Revolution Observations Christians and science Robert Boyle Attempts to undermine Christianity with science 78–79 The Enlightenment 162–64 Activity 4: Matching The undermining Enlightenment’s of Christianity Corruption of Christianity in culture 80 Chapter Review Activity 5: Chapter Review 81 Chapter Test Chapter 10: Oceania and Australia: 1600–1900 82–83 The Islands of Oceania 168–71 Activity 1: John G. Paton Missionaries: John Paton and Activity 2: James Chalmers James Chalmers CD Material 84 Early European 171–73 Justice on the islands Exploration
Chapter 7: Age of European Exploration: 1450–1600 55–56 Native American Civilizations 114–19 Activity 1: Indian Civilizations Activity 2: Letters from Mexico CD Material Complex Indian societies Indian civilizations and the Creation Mandate 57–58 Origins of European Exploration 120–23 Activity 3: Christopher Columbus Spreading the gospel through exploration 59–60 Growth of European Exploration 124–28 Activity 4: Explorers and Rulers 61–62 Consequences of European Exploration 129–30 Activity 5: Bartolomé de Las Casas Improving treatment of Indians 63 Chapter Review Activity 6: Chapter Review 64 Chapter Test Chapter 8: Europe Colonizes the Americas: 1600–1800 65–66 Colonization of Latin America 134–41 Activity 1: South America CD Material John Calvin and missions in South America Creoles and citizenship 67–68 Colonization of North America 141–45 Activity 2: Early American Colonization Activity 3: Why the Pilgrims Left the Netherlands CD Material Pilgrims and Puritans Religion and education 69–71 Struggle for Independence 145–48 Activity 4: Simón Bolívar Activity 5: European Exploration of the Americas CD Material 72 Chapter Review Activity 6: Chapter Review 73 Chapter Test Chapter 9: Transformations in European Culture: 1500–1800 74–75 The Rising Power of European States 152–55 Activity 1: The English Bill of Rights Activity 2: Ruling Powers in Europe CD Material Power in European states 76–77 The Scientific Revolution 155–62 Activity 3: Galileo’s Observations Creation Mandate in history Christians and science Robert Boyle Attempts to undermine Christianity with science 78–79 The Enlightenment 162–64 Activity 4: Matching The Enlightenment’s undermining of Christianity Corruption of Christianity in culture 80 Chapter Review Activity 5: Chapter Review 81 Chapter Test Chapter 10: Oceania and Australia: 1600–1900 82–83 The Islands of Oceania 168–71 Activity 1: John G. Paton Activity 2: James Chalmers CD Material Missionaries: John Paton and James Chalmers 84 Early European Exploration 171–73 Justice on the islands
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