Slavery
Resistance
Slave Codes
Trading
Crops
100

What year did Christopher Columbus sail the ocean blue?

What is ... 1492

100

What was a major motivation for European exploration?

a. Scientific research

b. Wealth, power, and spreading Christianity

What is ... Wealth, power, and spreading Christianity

100

 What was one of the main technological advancements that made European exploration possible? 

What is ... the compass, fast boats, etc.

100

What was the "Northwest Passage"?

a. A land route to Canada

b. A sea route through North America connecting the Atlantic and Pacific

What is ... A sea route through North America connecting the Atlantic and Pacific 

100

What was the farm called where slaves worked and major cash crops were produced?

What is ... a plantation

200

Prince Henry the Navigator was important to exploration because he:

a. Was the first European to reach India

b. Established a navigation school and sponsored voyages 

What is ... established a navigation school and sponsored voyages

200

The social hierarchy in Spanish colonies was primarily based on:

a. Education and skills

b. Race and birthplace

What is ... Race and birthplace

200

The Line of Demarcation established by the Treaty of Tordesillas split land between...

a. India and America

b. Spain and Portugal

What is ... Spain and Portugal

200

The Columbian Exchange refers to:

a. Transfer of goods, ideas, and diseases between the Americas and the East 

b. A peace treaty between Columbus and Native Americans 

What is ... 

  • The transfer of goods, ideas, and diseases between the Americas and the Eastern Hemisphere

200

Which crop became a major export to Europe but typically involved tough conditions for harvesting?

What is ... sugar / sugarcane

300

Hernán Cortés is known for: 

a. Conquering the Aztec Empire 

b. Discovering the Pacific Ocean

 

What is ... Conquering the Aztec Empire

300

What group of people was at the top of the social hierarchy in Spanish colonies (The Encomienda System)?

a. Mestizos (mixed Spanish and Native American)

b. Peninsulares (Spanish-born people)

What is ... Peninsulares (Spanish-born people)

300

Viceroys in the Spanish colonies were:

a. Native American leaders

b. Representatives of the Spanish king who governed colonies

What is ...  Representatives of the Spanish king who governed colonies

300

 Which of these items was brought from the Americas to Europe through the Columbian Exchange?

a. sickness

b. computers

What is ... sickness

300

What cash crop (that the British set up) was primarily to blame for beginning the slave trade to America?

a. Tobacco

b. Beans

what is ... tobacco

400

What does MUTINY mean?

To revolt or rebel against authority, (when the sailors would go against/fight their captains.

400
Give one example of a "cash crop" $$$

corn/maize, tobacco, cotton, coffee, sugar

400
Name 2 examples of advantages the conquistadores had over the empires they took over

Horses, weapons, armor, technology, immunity, etc.

400

What does it mean to "circumnavigate" the earth?

To sail around the earth.

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