Definitions
Exploration and Imperialism
Religion
Nations
Other
100

If someone is literate, they are able to do this.

Read and write.

100

If someone has circumnavigated the world, they have done this.

Gone around the circumference of the Earth.

100

The name of the person who began the Protestant Refotmation.

Martin Luther

100

The definition of the word "nation".

A group of people, mainly of common descent, history, and language, often forming a state or inhabiting a territory.

100

The mall where you find a replica of one of Columbus' ships.

West Edmonton Mall

200

The definition of the word “pluralistic”.

Describing a society in which members of minority groups maintain their different cultural traditions.

200

The name of the explorer who travelled to South America and gave the Pacific Ocean its name.

Ferdinand Magellan

200

The head of the Church in England.

The king or queen (the monarch)

200

The name of place the Turks conquered in 1453.

Constantinople

200

Merchants wanted to cut out the middleman when trading for this reason.

Increased profits.

300

What is it called when someone believes that their own race or culture it better than others?

Ethnocentrism

300

The four countries that were competing to build their empires.

England, France, Portugal, Spain

300

The names of the Spanish monarchs who were in power when the Inquisition occurred.

Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand.

300
Europeans did this when arriving in a new land.

1) Took over most of the land for themselves

2) Replaced the people's government systems with European systems.

3) Sometimes enslaved the people living there

300

What is the word for the government policy of wanting to expand to other countries by force.

Expansionism

400

The policy of a country or empire to extend its authority by political, economic, or military means.

Imperialism

400

The disease that Europeans brought to North and South America which impacted Indigenous people.

Smallpox

400
What Martin Luther was accused of by the Catholic Church after he wrote and shared the 95 Theses.

Heresy

400

When Columbus reached the Carribean, he thought he reached this continent.

Asia

400

Two ways the printing press changed Europeans' way of life.

  • Literature in local languages more widely available.

  • More maps and navigational tables available for exploration.

  • More people became literate.

500

The definition of the word "nation"

A group of people, mainly of common descent, history, and language, often forming a state or inhabiting a territory.

500

Two reasons why European powers were interested in expanding their empires.

To gain wealth and power, to compete with other European countries, because there was an interest in exploration and travel

500

Two things that Martin Luther wanted the change about the Roman Catholic Church.

People should not be able to pay money to have their sins forgiven, people should be able to seek personal understanding of religion, and rituals alone were not enough to get into heaven.

500

Two things that led to the development of nations or countries during the Renaissance.

  • Societies became more urban - power was shifting to cities from the rural areas.

  • Citizens felt a sense of belonging to the state and communities through common language, religion, and beliefs.

  • Gunpowder was introduced - this allowed monarchs to overpower nobles.

  • Invention of the printing press and use of local languages.

  • Exploration of other parts of the world.

500

The correct order of these four periods: exploration, imperialism, Middle Ages, Renaissance

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Exploration, Imperialism