Regions
Reasons for Exploration
European Explorers
Potpourri
100

What is a formal Region?

A region characterized by one or more shared characteristics, and can be measured with facts.

100

What country did Christopher Columbus sail from?

Spain

100

Who was the first explorer to set out towards North America and created a path that future explorers used?

Christopher Columbus 

100

What is it called when you have the ability to believe in what ever religion you want to without fear of being punished for it?

Religious Freedom
200

True or False

Perceptual Regions are based on factual information.

False

200

What continent were European explorers trying to reach by going through the "New World?"

Asia 

200

Who discovered and named the Hudson River?

Henry Hudson

200

Who started the Protestant Reformation?

Martin Luther

300

What is a perceptual region?

A region based on peoples' feelings and emotions. 

300

What was the route that Christopher Columbus created that led to exploration?

The Columbian Exchange

300

True or False

Every explorer that landed in North America was trying to reach that continent specifically.

False

300

What was the main way Europeans wiped out the Native Americans?

Diseases

400
How are functional Regions connected?

Transportation or Communication

400

What was the main good that Europeans wanted from Asia?

Silk

400

What explorer defeated the Aztecs.

Hernando Cortes

400

What was the network that was responsible for the moving and selling of slaves during exploration times?

Atlantic Slave Trade

500

Daily Double:

Labeling a state by characteristics such as North, South, West, Midwest are examples of Perceptual or Formal regions?

Perceptual 

500

Who were the three most powerful countries during the time of Exploration?

France, Great Britain, Spain

500

What explorer was responsible for defeating the Spanish Armada?

Sir Francis Drake
500

What is mercantilism?

Theory that a country's power comes from its wealth.

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