The Beginning of European Colonizations
Spain Colonization
French Colonization
English Colonization
European Colonization
100

What was the major motivation for European exploration?

God, Gold, Glory

100

Who was the famous Italian explorer, funded by the Spainish monarchy, that was often miscredited for discovering parts of North America?

Christopher Columbus

100

What is the name of the major European motivator that focused on converting as many natives to Christianity?

God.

100

How did the English view the natives?

As savages.

100

Which European group was most widely known for intermarriage with the native population?

The French.

200

What 3 European countries were involved in the Europe's Age of Exploration?

England, France, Spain

200

What "sweet" crop was popularized throughout "New Spain"?

Sugar cane.

200

What type of "frontier" were the French known for? (Inclusion or Exclusion)

Inclusion (Remember, they often intermarried with the natives and made them trading partners.)

200

How many colonies did the English set-up?

13.

200

What is the name for the significant interaction between the new and old world that brought many diseases, livestock, coffee, and fruit from Europe to the Americas?

The Columbian Exchange.

300

Which European nation was the first to establish a permanent settlement in the Americas?


Spain

300

What two individuals are known for debating the ethics of the Encomienda system (known as the Valladolid debate)?

Bartolomé de las Casas & Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda

300

What was the primary goal of the French during their colonization efforts in North America?


Fur trading

300
What colony was the English's first attempt at colonization?

Roanoke.

300

Which European country was the first to use enslaved labor?

Spain

400

How did the European exploration affect many Indigenous people in the Americas? 

They died from diseases. 

400

What was the name of the hierarchy system used to categorize the citizens of New Spain? 

The Casta System.

400

What religious individuals came to the Americas to convert natives to Christianity? 

Missionaries. 

400

What was the name of England's first colony?

Ireland.

400

Where did Columbus think he arrived?

Asia

500

What motivation of European colonization was fueled by the desire for power and fame?

Glory

500

Who was the famous conquistador that was credited with conquering the Aztecs?

Hernan Cortes

500

What part of the Americas did the French colonize?

The America Midwest in North America and Canada.

500

What was given by a monarch to companies and individuals giving them a monopoly over a particular trading area in the Americas? 

A charter.

500

What is mercantilism?

The idea that a nation could grow rich at the expense of another nation through trade.

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