Native Americans pre-conquest
Geography
People
European Influence
Columbian Exchange
100

What was the name of the tribe in Central Mexico with a capital city of Tenochitlan and known to perform human sacrifice rituals.

Aztecs

100

Country in which a 1469 marriage fueled the reunification of that nation's people

Spain

100

Author of Historia de las Indias who questioned the legitimacy of Spain's conquest and fought for better treatment of Native Americans

Bartolome de las Casas

100

What was the biggest effect of the Ottoman Turks conquering Constantinople in 1453?

Land and sea routes across the eastern Mediterranean Sea were cut off - European nations sought new routes to Asia

100

Perhaps the worst trade of the Columbian Exchange, this specific thing killed far more Native Americans than guns or steel.


Smallpox

200
Meaning "ancient ones" this early civilization in North America developed Chaco Canyon as a hub of trade and religion

Anasazi

200

Name 2 of the 5 modern day countries the Incan empire occupied in the 1400s

Colombia, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia

200

Which conquistador conquered the Aztecs in 1519?

Hernan Cortes

200

This country's goal was not to colonize North America but rather to establish outposts in order to trade fur and convert the Native Americans to Catholicism

France

200

Of all the animals exchanged between the Old and New Worlds, this one changed the lives of American Indians in the most dramatic way - allowing them to travel for food while also strengthening military power.

Horse 🐎

300

Together, the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas, and Senecas formed the original five nations of which tribal confederacy?

Iroquois 

300

The Pueblo and Hopi tribes occupied which region of modern day United States?

the Southwest

300

In the 1580s, this English man attempted two separate expeditions to settle a colony in the Americas, both of which were unsuccessful

Walter Raleigh
300

First English colony in the New World; Failed

Roanoke; the Lost Colony

300

Name one of three specific crops from the New World that revolutionized farming and life in Europe

Corn, Potatoes, or Tomatoes

400

These Mound Builders in the Mississippi River Valley created what was most likely the largest settlement in the early days of the Americas.

Cahokia

400

Over what landmass did the first humans arrive in the Americas?

Bering Land Bridge (also acceptable Bering Strait)

400

Which conquistador born in New Spain  established the first colonial settlement in the American southwest (peacefully), but later became infamous for the slaughter of 800 Indians?

Juan de Onate

400

In addition to the Protestant Reformation, which other ideological shift was occurring in the early 1500s that spurred European exploration?

the development of the nation-state
400

This was the name of the labor system the Spanish used to subjugate Native Americans

Encomienda

500

Based on 13,000-year-old arrow and spear points, these people are believed to be the first to make their way to the Americas

the Clovis people

500

Which nation was the first to seek out new ways of reaching Asia in the 1400s, and in doing so, opening flourishing trade relations with Africa as well?

Portugal

500

These were the first natives Columbus encountered when landing on an island in the Caribbean.

the Taino people

500

This is an event from which Spain never fully recovered; includes a failed invasion of England by Phillip II in attempt to return the country to Catholicism, 1588

Sinking/defeat of the Spanish Armada

500

Make an argument for the most impactful plant/food product to be taken from the Old to the New World.

Wheat, barley, apples, peaches, coffee, tea, lemons, carrots, onions, garlic