2.02
Geography
People
2.02 Cont.
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He was the first explorer to attempt to reach East Asia by sailing west from Europe

Who is Christopher Columbus
100

The correct definition of a meridian

Longitude 


or

Line of Longitude

100

How was  the relations between Columbus and Native Americans?

Not good 

or

Good relations turned bad when Columbus realized the Native Americans had little to offer him.

100

Who were the first Europeans to make settlements in North America?

The Vikings

200

A primary source about George Washington

Letter from George Washington

200

The correct definition of a hemisphere

One half of the earth

or 

Half of the earth

200

Why was African slavery introduced to the Americas?

The Spanish needed slaves to work the sugar plantations in America.

200

What made maps and books more affordable in Europe

the printing press

300

Why was Hispaniola important back on the voyage?

It is the island where Columbus made his base for a trading post.

or 

Trading post for Columbus

300

What advantage did the astrolabe give sailors?

It allowed them to more accurately measure latitude.

300

Who was the Taino tribe?

Peaceful Fisherfolk

300

Why was Gutenberg's printing press such an important invention?

Books could be printed faster and easier.

400

The first explorer to attempt to reach East Asia by sailing west from Europe

Christopher Columbus

400

What ships sailed the oceans with Christopher Columbus?

The Nina

The Pinta

and the Santa Maria

400

When Columbus went back to Spain the settlers and the indians fought over these two things

Gold and Indian Woman

400

What is a primary source?

a document made by someone who actually saw an event

500

The mistake Columbus made that led him to believe he could make it to Asia by sailing west. 

He miscalculated the size of the earth by more than half

500

What ocean was Columbus's voyage taken on?

Atlantic Ocean

500

Whose book did Columbus use to have knowledge on his Cathay Voyage?

Marco Polo

500

Why did many Europeans want to sail to Japan, China, and India in the fifteenth century

Those lands were wealthy with gold, jewels, and spices.

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