Vocabulary
Columbian Exchange
Mexico
Measures of Society
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100

What is a peninsula?

A piece of land that is surrounded by land on 3 different sides.  

100

What is the Columbian Exchange?

the trading of goods, ideas, and culture between the Old World and the New World 

100

What is the name of the indigenous (natives) that live in Mexico?

Aztecs 

100

What are all the goods produced and services provided called?

a. Infant Mortality Rate

b. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

c. Life Expectancy

d. Health Care

b- GDP

100

How fast can a person's sneeze travel?

about 100 mph

200

What is an isthmus?

A small strip of land that connects two bigger pieces of land.  

200

What are some things that were traded in the Columbian Exchange?

foods, religion, ideas, language, technology, people 

200

Who was able to conquer the Aztecs?

Cortez 

200

What is the number of deaths of children under the age of 1 called? It has a reflection on the country's healthcare.  

a. Infant Mortality Rate

b. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

c. Life Expectancy

d. Health Care

a-infant mortality rate 

200

True/False: the DNA in a person's body, when uncoiled, can stretch from Pluto to the moon.  

False-

It can stretch from Pluto to the Sun and back 

300

What is the physical feature that saves distance, time, and money by creating a shortcut instead of having to go all the way around South America?

the Panama Canal 
300

What is the number one killer of the Native Americans?

Diseases like small pox and measles 

300

What were the reasons why Cortez and the rest of the Spanish came to the New World?

The 3 G's-Gold, Glory, and God 

300

What is the phrase that means the average period that a person is expected to live? This is a reflection on a country's healthcare.  

a. Infant Mortality Rate

b. Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

c. Life Expectancy

d. Health Care

c- life expectancy 

300

How many muscles do cat have in each ear?

32

400
Where is the "Old World"?

Europe 

400

What is one positive effect of the Columbian Exchange? What is one positive effect of the Columbian Exchange?

400
How were the Spanish able to defeat the Aztecs?
Advanced technology, weapons, and diseases.  
400

If a country has a high number of physicians is their healthcare strong or weak?

strong 

400

How many ridges does a dime have around the edge?

118

500

What is the "New World"?

The Americas 

500

Is the Columbian Exchange an important economical factor for the New World, Old World, or both?

Both 

500

What is going to happen to the natives once the Spanish are in control?

They are going to be put into slavery and they are going to have to work under terrible conditions.  Most will die from overworking, brutality, and disease.  

500
If the infant mortality rate is high does the country have good health care? 

no

500

Is only a Tiger's fur striped or is the skin striped too?

the skin is striped too 

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