Explorers
Columbian Exchange
European Exploration
Miscellaneous
Bonus
100

This explorer's voyage in 1492 marked the beginning of European exploration of the New World.

Christopher Columbus

100

The trading of plants, animals, foods, diseases, and ideas that occurred between the New World and Old World following Christopher Columbus’ arrival in the Americas in 1492.

Columbian Exchange
100

Refers to a period in history, roughly from the 15th to the 17th centuries, during which European powers embarked on extensive ocean journeys to explore, map, and establish trade routes to distant lands across the globe.

Age of Exploration

100

What religion did Europeans hope the Indigenous people would convert to

Christianity 

100
What goods came from Europe to the New World?

Apple trees, chickens, goats, grape vines, horses, onions, sugar cane, wheat 

200

This Explorer conquered the Aztecs 

Hernan Cortes

200

Things that were traded during the Columbian Exchange (list at least 4).

Diseases, plants, animals, ideas, and cultures

200


Name 3 effects of the Age of Exploration





  1. globalization - how people all over the world connect and interact in terms of economic, political, and cultural

  1. colonization - when one country takes control of another country or region 

   3. Columbian Exchange

200

One of the 3 G’s symbolizes the pursuit of prestige, fame, and national honor that motivated European explorers and monarchs during the Age of Exploration

Glory

200

What goods came from the New World to Europe?

Beans, corn, peanuts, peppers, potatoes, squash, tomatoes, turkeys, yams

300

The first to sail to India by going around Africa's Cape of Good Hope 

Vasco da Gama

300

The Old World/New World

Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Mesoamerica

300

The main countries that explored the new world were ____________, ______________, ___________, ______________, and __________________.

The main countries that explored the new world were Portugal, Spain, France, England, and Holland (The Netherlands).

300

The main motivations behind European Exploration

The 3 G's, Gold, Glory, and God

400

He lead the first voyage that successfully circumnavigated the world.

Ferdinand Magellan

400

The percentage of Native Americans who died from the spread of disease due to the Columbian Exchange.

 80-90%

400

Conquistador is a Spanish word that means

Conqueror

400

A moment when the course of events is changed or a significant change occurs

Turning Point

500
First person to realize that Columbus had landed on a new continent. Who America is named after

Amerigo Vespucci

500

How did the Columbian Exchange impact indigenous people in terms of culture, religion etc.

Population decrease, loss of land, loss of culture, converted to Christianity 

500


Name 3 of the factors that led to the Age of Exploration





  1. New navigational tools


  1. The need for new trade routes to Asia


   3. Mercantilism - a system of trade

500

Indigenous people are people who

Were already living in a particular region or environment before exploration by Europeans



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