What does the Japanese "Sakoku" policy mean?
"closed-country"
What was the most prominent killer of Native American populations in the 16/1700s?
Disease
What type of ship was used my merchants and had multiple types of sails and a large cargo hold?
Caravel
Where African kingdoms invoved in the transatlantic slave trade?
Yes
Name 3 goods that travelled from the Americas to Europe through the Columbian Exchange

What did the rulers of Japan issue to isolate Japan in 1653?
Tokugawa Edicts
What is the global transfer of foods, plants, and animals during the colonization of the Americas called?
What were trading companies that could make their own treaties, fight their own battles, and mint their own money called?
East India Companies
Which country achieved these things:
Explorers from this country explored Canada and the Great Lakes, establishing trading sttlements in Detroit, Quebec, and New Orleans.
Options: France, Spain, Portugal, England
France
Name 3 goods that travelled from Europe to the Americas through the Columbian Exchange

How many voyages were made out of China after it closed its borders and entered isolation?
ZERO!
What did most European countries, such as France, Spain, and England, create by controlling land in the Americas?
Colonies
What group of people (profession) became extremely rich due to the expansion of trade?
Merchants
Which country achieved these things:
Explorers from this country established its own Empire from Florida to Chile, conquering native populations like the Aztec.
Options: France, Spain, Portugal, England
Spain
What modern day continents were considered the "Old" World
Europe, Asia, Africa
Why did western Europeans want to find a sea route to Asia?
To save money on trade
What did the most profitable crops in the Americas require in order to grow and maintain?
A large work force/Lots of workers
Which East India Company was the most powerful trading company in the Indian Ocean?
Dutch East India Company
Which country achieved these things:
This country established colonies in Jamestown, Virginia eventually controlling the entire the East coast of North America with the 13 colonies.
Options: France, Spain, Portugal, England
England
What modern day continents were considered the "New" world?
North and South America
What did Chinese merchants do to continue making money by selling goods even after Chinese borders were closed?
They smuggled goods illegally to Europeans
What type of economic system relied on colonies?
Mercantilism
What leg of the triangle trade was the middle passage?
Second
Which country achieved these things:
Explorers from this country were the first explorers and mapped the coast of Africa, India, East Asia, and Brazil.
Options: France, Spain, Portugal, England
Portugal
What are the three g's (reasons for European Exploration)?
Gold
Glory
God