Article 1
The World on the Move in the 1400s
Article 2
Explorers


Article 3
The Tools of Discovery
Article 5
Trade, Taxes, and Scarcity
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Where was Aztec Empire located ?

Central America

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Which country was the leader in exploration during the late 1400s?

Spain

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What is celestial navigation?

Using the sun, moon, and stars

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What was the Silk Road used for?

Trade between Europe and Asia

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What are the reasons people explore?

Curiosity, Money, Recognition

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Where was the Inca Empire located?

South America

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Which explorer realized the land being explored was a new continent?

Amerigo Vespucci

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Which tool helped sailors find latitude?

Astrolabe

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Goods made in a country and sent to another country for sale are called....

Exports

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Where did John Cabot actually land?

Canada

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Where was the Songhai Empire located?

Africa

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Which country sponsored John Cabot’s voyage in 1497?

England

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Why were caravels important?

They were faster and easier to steer

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Goods that come into a country for sale are called...

Imports

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What is a caravel?

A ship with broad bows and beams.

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Where was the Iroquious Empire located?

Central America

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Which explorer accidentally landed in South America while trying to reach India?

Pedro Álvares Cabral

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What tool was used to determine the altitude?

Quadrant

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Why did spices become scarce in Europe?

The Ottomans raised taxes

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Who believed he could reach India by sailing west?

Christopher Columbus

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Which continent had the biggest population in the 1400’s?

Asia

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What was Francisco Vásquez de Coronado searching for?

The Seven Cities of Cibola

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Map-making is also called......

Cartography

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What is scarcity?

When supply is low and demand is high

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In the late 1400s, countries on Europe’s Atlantic coast were competing with each other for...

wealth and power

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