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Ancient World History Grab Bag
100

Marco Polo was best known for inspiring other merchants to do what?

Travel and see the world.

100

Spain's state building was accelerated by the marriage of which two people?

Fernando and Isabel.

100

The Thirty Years' War began in what "country"?

Bohemia.

100

Christopher Columbus first landed at this city in the Caribbean.

Santo Domingo.

100

The Ming dynasty was known for producing this valuable commodity besides silk.

Porcelain.

200

The bubonic plague started in what country?

China.

200

Leonardo da Vinci would be known as a head figure of the European what?

Renaissance.

200

The Spanish Inquisition was used to rid Spain of what religious groups?

Protestants, Jews, and Muslims.

200

If your mother was a Native American and your father was a European, you would be called this.

mestizo.

200

Prince Henry of Portugal was nicknamed this.

"The Navigator."

300

Which regions of the world were unaffected by the bubonic plague?

Africa, India, and/or Scandinavia.

300

Which empire continued to prove its dominance as a result of the Seven Years' War?

The British Empire.

300

What is the fundamental difference between an absolute monarchy and a constitutional monarchy?

Absolute monarchs - total power

Constitutional monarchs - representative power

300

What is the difference between creoles and peninsulares?

Creoles were children of Europeans born in America.

Peninsulares were born in either Spain or Portugal.

300

The printing press was invented by this man.

Johannes Gutenberg.

400

John of Montecorvino tried to undertake this task, although he was not very successful.

Convert the Mongols to Christianity.

400

Name three of the five major diseases that spread rapidly in the Americas as a result of the Columbian Exchange.

Smallpox, measles, whooping cough, diphtheria, influenza.

400

This man was known as the Father of Economics.

Adam Smith.

400

The most valuable resource that the Spanish desperately wanted in the Americas was what?

Silver.

400

James Cook established Australia as a penal colony, which meant all of the British what were shipped to live there?

Criminals, convicts, etc.

500

The Dutch trading post empire was established on what southeast Asian country?

Indonesia.

500

Large and sleek passenger ships known for carrying cargo quickly across the ocean were known as what?

Galleons.

500

This man ended up beheading King Charles after seizing control of England.

Oliver Cromwell.

500

The Portuguese word for 'sugar mill' is what?

Engenho

500

How did the Aztecs establish their authority over the peoples of Central Mexico?

Tribute system and human sacrifice.

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