Geography and Exploration
Exploration Motives and Effects
Columbian Exchange
Mother Countries and Territories
West Africa
100

Let's go to the MAP!!!!

Name the continent shaded in RED.

Europe

100

Which of the following was NOT a motivating force of early exploration?

Economic, Disease, Trade, or Religion

Disease

100


Looking at the picture, name 3 goods that went from the Americas to Europe, Africa, and Asia.

Peppers, pumpkins turkeys, peanuts, vanilla, tomatoes, potatoes

100

Which choice best completes the diagram?

Claimed new territories

Spread diseases

Found new seat route to India

Claimed new territories

100

Use of which resource led to the rise of the Kingdom of Ghana in 300s A.D.? (Hint: think weapons and farming)


Salt, Camels, Iron, Gold

Iron

200

What determines the goods that a group is able to produce in their area?

Resources

Skills

Food

Clothing

Resources

200

Why did trade routes ultimately move to the sea?

Land trade routes became dangerous, sea routes were also quicker

200

Looking at the picture, name 3 goods that were brought TO the Americas. 

Livestock, disease, grains, onions, olives, turnips

200

What country conquered and enslaved Native Americans?

Spain

200

Which country made voyages of discovery along West Africa?

England, France, Portugal, Spain

Portugal

300

Which explorer claimed land in the area where the arrow is pointing? (Hint...he was French)

John Cabot

Francisco Coronado

Robert LaSalle

Samuel de Champlain

Robert LaSalle

300

Identify two effects of European exploration on indigenous American cultures.

Spread disease, loss of land and culture, increased trade and new goods, forced slavery

300

Name one negative effect of the Columbian Exchange on people living in the Americas.

Disease that devastated their population

300

This image shows one way the French and Spanish interacted with Native Americas - to promote and spread what?

Art, Religion, Trade, or slavery

Religion

300

The Portuguese traded with West African nations by exchanging manufactured goods and materials for...?


Gold and salt

Iron and sugar

Diamonds and spices

Gold and salt

400

Which explorer claimed the land shaded in green? (Hint...he was English)

John Cabot

Francisco Coronado

Robert LaSalle

Samuel de Champlain

John Cabot

400

Which TWO areas of economic cooperation existed between Native Americans and Europeans?

land, trade, crops, disease, religion

trade and crops

400

Why was it named the Columbian Exchange?

After Christopher Columbus, who initiated the settling of the New World and trading

400
Let's go to the map!!!


Which country claimed the territory shaded in YELLOW?

Spain

400

What country was responsible for STARTING the African slave trade?

Portugal

Spain

England

France

Portugal

500

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!

Which explorer would have most likely interacted with the Pueblo Tribe? (Hint...think of where the Pueblo lived)

John Cabot

Samuel de Champlain

Francisco Coronado

Robert LaSalle

Francisco Coronado

500

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!!


Name an obstacle to exploration and explain why it would have been a challenge.

Inaccurate maps, danger, storms

500

Name one way new crops and animals from Europe changed daily life in the Americas. (Hint, think "farming")

Livestock would have made farming much easier (oxen plowing fields), able to drink milk from cows and make things like butter, etc. 

500

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Which 2 countries claimed the territories shaded in GREEN and PURPLE?

Green - France

Purple - England/Great Britain

500

Which river in West Africa most directly impacted daily life in the Ghana, Mali, and Songhai empires?

Nile River

Mississippi River

Niger River

St. Lawrence River

Niger River

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