Destruction of Inca and Aztec
Imperialism
Atlantic Slave Trade
The Age of Exploration
Voyages
100

What was the name of the disease that made everyone sick.

Small pox


100

What is Imperalism?

A policy of extending a country's power and influence through colonization, military force, or other means.

100

This group of people were used for slavery before people from Africa?

Who are the Native Americans?

100

The Columbian Exchange was a trading of food/animals/goods between these two places. 

What are the Old World and the New World. 

100

This is when a country establishes control over a distant land and has power over its people and resources.

What is colonialism?

200

How was Inca defeted?

A Spanish explorer came and conquered their land

200

European colonies' government structures were like who?

Europe

200

The Middle Passage is...

What is the Middle Portion of the Triangle Trade when enslaved Africans were forced on ships heading to the New World?

200

This was the worst thing that traveled from the Old World to the New World  on the Columbian Exchange.

What is disease (smallpox)?

200

Why did the Age of Exploration start?

Europeans wanted to find a faster route to Asia in order to trade for rare goods/resources.

300

What year was Aztec taken down?

1521
300

Europeans forced indeginous people to learn their what to do what?

Learn their languages in order to trade with them.
300

Africans were targeted for slavery because.... (2 reasons)

What is (1) African were already exposed to the diseases that wiped out the Native Americans and (2) slavery was already seen in Africa through the spread of Islam. 

300

__________ was from Europe and _____________ was from the Americas, but these two crops would lead to large plantations being made to grow these crops in the New World. 

What is Sugar and Tobacco?
300

After the New World Was discovered, this became the slogan for explorers that showed their reasoning for exploration. 

What is "For Gold! For God! For Glory!"?

400

The Spanish had...

strong weapons and helped by enemies

400

Europeans bought their ______ and ______ when they arrived in the Americas.

Tools and technology.

400

About __________% of slaves did not survive the Middle Passage and about ____________ million slaves were sent to the New World by the Middle Passage. 

What is 20% and 15-20 million?

400

These two food items were the most important goods traded East in the Columbian Exchange?

What are Potatoes and Corn?

400

The Triangle Trade sent ____________ to Africa, slaves to the Americas, and ____________ to Europe.

What are manufactured goods and natural resources?

500

What is Tenochtitlan?

This was the Aztec capital city.

500

European people believed it was their job to what?

Convert indeginous people to Christianity.

500

The Atlantic Slave Trade's effects were... (2 effects)

What are the loss of many cultures and generations in the continent of Africa and an African Diaspora (the spreading of African culture all of the world). 

500

These are long term effects of the Columbian Exchange. (There are multiple, but I only need two)

What are: 


Increase in food supply and then population

Population shifts due to migration to the New World

New Food/Animals being introduced to new parts of the world

Disease coming to the Americas and wiping out large numbers of Native Americans

It lead to the Atlantic Slave Trade


500

The Conquistadors were able to take over land so quickly in Central and South America because...

What is because disease wiped out major populations of the Native Americans and led to less of an enemy force to fight?

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