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An acronym that spells the name of a fruit. Social scientists use this acronym to research different places around the world.

What is G.R.A.P.E.S.?

100

In 1492 this explorer sailed the ocean blue and "discovered" America

Who is Christopher Columbus?

100

The name of this region:

Where is Central America and the Caribbean? 

100

The name of the Spanish conquistador who Killed Montezuma (page 104-105)

Who is Cortez?
200

One of the following is NOT an element of culture:

a) attitude

b) language

c) art

d) land

What is d) land

200

This explorer was the first to circumnavigate the world

Who is Magellan?

200

The path shown in this map is known as:

What is the Triangular trade?

200

The direction diseases traveled in the Columbian Exchange (pages 154-155)

Where is Europe to the Americas?

300

The difference between climate and weather.

What is amount of time?

300

The 3 reasons so many explorers travelled the world after Columbus set sail 

What are Gold, God, and Glory?

300

The path shown in this map is known as:

What is the Columbian Exchange?

300

The three continents that goods were exchanged between in the Triangular Trade. (page 152)

Where are the Americas, Europe, and Africa?

400

The 5 themes of geography

What are location, place, region, movement, human-environment interaction

400

The name of the indigenous people Columbus encountered

Who are the Taino people?
400

According to the map, this country owns the most land:

Who is Spain?

400

Food supply in Central America is affected by these two things. (page 174)

What are natural disasters and human activities

500

The names of the 2 indigenous civilizations that originally lived in Mexico before the Spanish arrived.

Who are the Maya and the Aztec?

500

The location of the mutiny that happened against Magellan.

Where is Puerto San Julian?

500

Most of the land in Central America is used for:


What is Tropical Forests?

500

Mexican leaders such as Miguel Hidalgo were trying to achieve this (pages 106-107)

What is Mexican Independence?

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