Trade
Exploration
Indigenous peoples
Triangular Trade
Lingering Effects
100

In which city did European and Middle eastern merchants meet to trade goods? 

Constantinople 

100

Who were the first to set foot in the America? 

The Vikings

100

Which factor was the most devastating killer of the indigenous peoples?

Diseases 

100

How do you get a colonial empire?

European mother country + colonies
100

Why did the Europeans think that they could colonize, subjugate, and control Indigenous and African people?

They believed they were superior to everyone.

200

What products were Europeans importing from Asia?

Silk, spices, precious metals

200

Why did they call the Americas the "New World" 

Because even though it had existed to the Indigenous for thousands of years, it was brand new to the Europeans.

200

What were the three big Indigenous civilizations that were conquered?

Aztec, Maya, Inca

200

What is colonialism? 

The control, occupation, and exploitation of a territory and its peoples by an external state

200

What is globalization?

The increasing interconnectivity of the world’s nations

300

Why would anybody want full control of the Silk Road?

Whoever controlled it would be very rich 

300

Other than new trade routes, what were the motivations for exploring new territories? 

Glory (be the first ones to find new resources)

God (spread Christianity)

Gold (get rich and powerful)

300

Which group conquered the Indigenous civilizations?

The Conquistadors 

300

Name the two different types of colonies

Settler colony and trading post 

300

Why are many decolonized nations not enjoying full economic independence? 

They are still suffering from the effects of colonialism and mercantilism. They couldn't benefit from their resources, and there is embedded racism. 

400

Why did the Europeans need to find new trade routes to Asia?

The Ottoman empire captured Constantinople and refused to trade with them.

400

How did renaissance scientists help with sea navigation?

Their scientific discoveries gave explorers a better understanding of the stars and planets. 

400

Why did the Europeans turn to Africa for slaves?

They killed off most of their Indigenous slaves

400

What is the process of sending raw materials to the Mother Country to make her rich called?

Mercantilism

400

What is offshoring?

When a company from a rich country sets up their production in a poorer country so they can benefit from cheap labour.

500
Why is Marco Polo important? 

He traveled to Asia and discovered that it had a lot of precious metals

500

What is the Treaty of Tordisillas?

Spain and Portugal had to split the Americas in half and take one side each

500

Describe the relationship between Indigenous peoples and the Europeans before it turned violent

It was peaceful, they relied on each other for trade.

500

What did each continent provide in the Triangular trade system?

Europe gave finished products to Africa

Africa gave salves to the Americas

The Americas gave raw materials to Europe 

500

What is systemic racism?

Systemic racism (also known as institutional racism) is a concept whereby the social structures produce inequalities based on racial discrimination.

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