Exploration
Columbian Exchange
Latin America
Asia
Europe
Resistance
100

What year did the Old World and New World meet?

1492

100

How did the Columbian Exchange massively decrease the population in the New World?

Spread of disease (mostly from Europe to the Americas)

100

What commodity most contributed to the import of enslaved Africans to the New World?

Sugar

100

What commodity were European traders primarily interested in Southeast Asia?

Spices

100

What was the title of the Spaniards who colonized the New World?

Conquistadors (Cortes conquered Mexica and Pizarro conquered Incas)

100

What is one continuity across Afro-Eurasia for how states responded to and maintained power in the face of resistance?

Relying on physical force (weaponry)

200

What are TWO technological development that led to increased exploration?

Compass; Carrack; Caravel; Fluyt; Cartography; Astrolabe; Lateen sail

200

How did the Columbian Exchange massively increase the population in the Old World?

New World food crops brought to the Old World

200

What are the 3 "Gs" that influenced Europeans to explore and colonize Latin America?

Gold, God, Glory

200

During this time period of rapid European growth, Ming China chose to [INCREASE/DECREASE] its involvement in world trade.

Decrease

200

What is the name of the document that gave Spain control of most of Latin America and Portugal control of most of Brazil, Africa, and Asia?

Treaty of Tordesillas (1494)

200

What were the TWO main forms of resistance to Europeans in the New World?

Indigenous revolts and slave revolts

300

Which European nation (and person) was the first to sponsor extensive maritime travel?

Portugal - Prince Henry the Navigator

300

What is a major environmental impact of the Columbian exchange?

Environmental degradation (deforestation, soil depletion, soil erosion)

300

The exploitation of colonies (including the extraction of precious metals) by a dominating power is known as the economic policy of

Mercantilism

300

During this time period of rapid European growth, Japan chose to [INCREASE/DECREASE] its involvement in world trade.

Decrease

300

What was the primary purpose of European trading posts in Africa and Asia?

To allow for control and access to heavily trafficked maritime routes

300

What bloodless historical event led to a stronger British parliament and England becoming a Protestant nation?

Glorious Revolution

400

What was the primary reason for Europeans' desire to begin extensive maritime travel?

To trade with Asia more easily (avoid taxes from Gunpowder Empires)

400

Identify 3 specific food items that traveled from the New World to the Old World

Potatoes, corn, tobacco, cacao, peanuts

400

What was the most important precious metal imported from the New World to Europe and what did Europe do with that metal?

Silver and traded it with China for luxury goods

400

Which Asian country did England establish the most direct relationship with and what empire controlled that region?

India & Mughal Empire

400

What are TWO products Europeans sold African Kingdoms in exchange for enslaved people?

Manufactured goods (textiles, guns, rum)

400

Identify ONE of the two rebellions in Russia during this time period and its cause

Cossack Rebellion and Pugachev Rebellion (Both were peasant/serf revolts)

500

For TWO European nations, name an explorer, their country, and key voyage destination.

England- John, Canada

France- 

Portugal- Bartalemu De Las Casas

Spain- Christopher Columbus, Ferdinand Magellan

500

Identify 3 specific diseases that traveled from the Old World to the New World

Smallpox, measles, typhus, bubonic plague, and flu

500

Identify 2 examples of cultural syncretism in the New Worlds

Santeria; Vodun; Candomblé; Virgin of Guadalupe

500

What was the name of European state-sponsored companies sent to control trading posts in Asia? Name 2 of them.

Joint stock companies. British East India Company & Dutch East India Company

500

Identify 3 different types of labor systems taking place in Europe from 1450-1750

Serfdom, Indentured Servants, Free Peasants, Nomads, and Guild Members

500

How did the Ottoman and Mughal empires avoid much of the social strife that Europe experienced during this time?

Better religious toleration (Ottomans favored Muslims but accepted others; Mughals tolerant of mostly all religious, Muslims and Hindus)

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