Trade Networks
Voyages and Navigation
Arrival and Conquest
Columbian Exchange
Slavery and the Atlantic
100

This trade network connected East Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.

Silk Roads

100

This Chinese admiral led voyages that displayed Ming power and encouraged tribute.

Zheng He

100

Columbus sailed west in 1492 hoping to reach this region’s trade networks.

Asia

100

This term describes the movement of plants, animals, diseases, and people between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.

Columbian Exchange

100

These crops' expansion increased the plantation owner's demand for enslaved labor

Cash Crops 

200

This term means trade by sea using ships and ports.

Maritime trade

200

The three G's of Exploration motivation are

God, 

Gold, 

Glory 

200

This term means establishing settlements and outside control over a region and its people.

Colonization

200

This American crop became an important food in Europe.

Potato

200

This term names the forced Atlantic voyage of enslaved Africans to the Americas

Middle Passage

300

These seasonal winds helped merchants plan Indian Ocean voyages.

Monsoons

300

This instrument used the Sun or stars to help sailors determine latitude.

Mariner’s astrolabe

300

Along with weapons and Indigenous allies, this helped the Spanish conquer native populations

Disease 

300

Is the new Call of Duty worth the money? 

Yes/No

300

In many colonies, children inherited their enslaved status from...

Parents/race

400

This belief system spread from India through Central Asia into China along trade routes.

Buddhism

400

Dias rounded southern Africa in 1488. Ten years later, this explorer reached Calicut, India.

Vasco da Gama

400

This Spanish system granted colonists rights to Indigenous labor in exchange for claimed protection and religious conversion.

Encomienda

400

Horses, cows, pigs, and chickens are native to?

Old World

400

True/false - Enslaved Africans often chose suicide instead of slavery. 

True

500

Explain how geography shaped both Silk Roads travel and Indian Ocean trade.

Deserts and mountains made oases and passes important overland; seasonal winds shaped the timing of sea voyages.

500

Explain the difference between a motive and a means for exploration, using an example of each.

A motive is why: seeking spice profits. A means is how: navigation tools, ships, or funding. Accept other accurate examples.

500

Sweet Potato, Zucchini, and Frittata are the names of...

Mr. Blumstein's rats

500

Explain how the Columbian Exchanged benefitted Europeans and harmed Indigenous Americans

Population

Food

Cash Crops

500

Mr. Blumstein's favorite student in 3rd period

Keylin

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