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7 | | A) | Name given to the Americas by sixteenthcentury explorers and settlers.
| | B) | The legislatures of the Spanish kingdoms— Aragon, Castile, and Navarre—which were made up of representatives of the Church, the aristocracy, and towns.
| | C) | English legislature, consisting of a House of Lords whose members were nobles and bishops, and a House of Commons whose members were elected gentry and townsmen.
| | D) | In a number of countries in Europe, representative assemblies that were composed of three houses of representatives: the clergy, the nobility, and townsmen.
| | E) | A Spanish minor nobleman who led his country's expeditions of conquest into Central and South America in the sixteenth century.
| | F) | The chief law courts in the regions of France; the members, who owned their offices, claimed the right to approve royal legislation for their regions, and sometimes clashed with the king.
| | G) | Signed in 1494, the treaty confirmed the pope's division of the world between the Portuguese and Spanish for exploration and conquest. Under its terms, a line was drawn some 1,200 miles west of the Cape Verde Islands, with Portugal granted all lands to the west and Spain granted all lands to the east.
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