Power, Wealth and Morality
Columbus and His Impact
The Columbian Exchange
The 13 Colonies
Coverture & Salem Witch Trials
100

What is power?

Control or influence over others.

100

Who did Columbus sail for?

Spain

100

Name one positive effect of the Columbian Exchange.  

New crops and technologies improved life and diets.

100

Name the three regions of the 13 Colonies.

New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies.

100

What were Coverture Laws?

Laws saying a married woman’s legal rights were “covered” by her husband.

200

What is wealth?

Money, land, or resources.

200

What was Columbus trying to find?

A route to India for gold, land, and spices.

200

Name one negative effect of the Columbian Exchange.

The spread of diseases and increase in slavery.

200

Which region relied most on enslaved labor?

The Southern Colonies.

200

Under Coverture, what couldn’t women do?

Own property, sign contracts, or vote.

300

What is morality?

Ideas about right and wrong.

300

What did Columbus want to do besides gain wealth?

To spread Christianity. 

300

How did the Columbian Exchange affect wealth?

It brought wealth through trade to Europe. 

300

What did New England do to gain wealth?

Fishing, trading. 

300

What happened during the Salem Witch Trials?

People were accused of witchcraft and many were executed based on false claims.

400

How did power shape the way Europeans treated Indigenous peoples?

They controlled natives through armies, land ownership, and forced labor.

400

What happened to the Indigenous peoples because of Columbus’s voyages?

They faced disease, enslavement, and loss of land.  

400

How did the Columbus Exchange bring questions about morality?

It relied on slavery and led to increase trade of slaves. 

400

Name a state in the Middle Colonies. 

New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware

400

What does the Salem Witch Trials teach us about fear and justice?

 Fear can lead to unfair treatment and injustice.

500

How did wealth affect European actions toward Indigenous peoples?

Europeans sought gold, land, and trade opportunities, forced the Natives for labor. 

500

How did Columbus’s voyages show power and morality?

He used power for conquest, ignoring moral concerns about Indigenous suffering.

500

Name ALL 5 things that were traded during the Columbian exchange. 

Plants, animals, technology, diseases and animals

500

Name a state in the New England Colonies. 

Connetticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. 

500

How does the Salem Witch trials show a conflict between morality? 

Authorities and court officials abused their power as well as townspeople. Ignored fair trials and reasoning. 

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