Colombian Exchange
World Zones
Trade
Societies and People
Industrial Revolution
100

Name the four types of things that explorers and traders brought to the New World or took back to their homelands. 

What are plants (crops), people, culture (customs) and diseases (pathogens)?

100

Define "world zones."

What are four large regions where humans settled with a high degree of contact with others of their region? 
100

 More of an item or good than you need.

What is a surplus?

100

The people who inhabit a territory, state or area.

What is a population?

100

the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry.

  • machinery and equipment developed from the application of scientific knowledge.

What is technology?

200

An interconnected system of things or people.

What is a network?

200

Name the four world zones.

What are Afro-Eurasia, the Americas, Australasia, and the Pacific Islands?

200

The process by which businesses and industries develop international influence or operations around the world.

What is globalization?

200

A message sent and received. 

What is information?

200

The production of goods or related services within an economy.

What is industry?
300

The extended spatial location of something.

What is a region?

300

The Afro-Eurasia world zone includes these areas.

Africa, Eurasia and offshore islands like Britain and Japan.

300

The imagined worth placed on an item by a society. Not the same as an item's actual or inherent worth.

What is symbolic value?

300
To generate gradually.

What is to develop?

300

Increase in the rate of speed for something.

What is acceleration?

400

To put in place of another, to switch seemingly equivalent goods.

What is an exchange?

400

Made up of North, Central and South America, the Americas world zone also includes these.

Offshore islands like the Caribbean Islands.

400

A system of money in common use within a given society. The representation of value used to trade.

What is currency?

400

An extended social group having a distinctive cultural and economic organization.

What is a civilization?

400

These fuels are one of the ingredients that drove the modern revolution.

What are fossil fuels?

500

A disease thought to have killed more indigenous (native) people in North America than war or starvation.

What is smallpox?

500

New Zeland plus these three other areas are included in the Pacific Islands world zone.

What are Micronesia, Melanesia and Hawaii?

500

The practice of backing currency with physical gold.

What is the gold standard?

500

Done by a group of individuals acting together.

What is collective?

500

The introduction of and continually increasing use of energy around the world has lead to increased global temperatures that are having harmful effects on the Earth's ecosystems. 

What is climate change?