Explorers brought this leafy plant back with them from the New World
What is tobacco
100
This tool included drawings of bodies of water and land. It was used to help reach the "new lands"
What are maps
100
The name the Europeans explorers gave to North America
What is "the New World"
100
Where the Europeans really coming to a "New World"
What is no
200
This book helped Europeans spread Christianity
What is the Bible
200
These artifacts were the most valuable the explorers brought from the New World to Europe
What are gold and silver
200
The name given to individuals who were some of the first Europeans to come to the "New World"
What are Explorers
200
Scientists who study human artifacts to learn about past cultures
What are archeologists
300
This quickly became a part of the European diet
What is tomatoes
300
This artifact was used to mark new land claims
What are flags
300
A term to describe something that is grown in large quantities to be sold to other people
What is a cash crop
300
The word used for the technology that uses sound to locate sunken objects
What is sonar
400
Europeans used this to figure out the direction they were sailing, even in the fog or total darkness
What is the compass
400
Explorers used this navigational tool to figure out where they were located as they sailed to or from the New World
What is the astrolabe
400
The Europeans were initially afraid to eat the tomato because they thought it was related to what plant
What is the deadly nightshade
400
In the reading they discuss that flags didn't originate in Europe. Where do they believe they may have come from. (Hint there are two answers I will take.)