Columbian Exchange
Exploration & Economics
East Asia
Exploration & Conquest
Global Consequences
100

Name some of the animals that were brought from the Europe to the Americas in the Columbian exchange

Horses, pigs, cattle, etc

100

This country led early exploration with advancements in sailing

Portugal

100

This policy limited China's interactions with outsiders

Isolationism 

100

Christopher Columbus first landed in this region

The Caribbean

100

What were three major motivations for European exploration

God, gold, glory

200

This staple crop from the Americas helped boost population growth in Europe. 

Potato (or corn)

200

This economic system requires exporting more goods than importing. 

Mercantilism 

200

This Japanese poetry form focuses on imagery and simplicity. 

Haiku. 

200

This Chinese explorer led seven voyages during the Ming dynasty

Zheng He

200

Besides England, these two countries had colonies in North America

France and Spain 

300

This trade network connected Europe, Africa and the Americas

Triangular Trade

300

These companies were formed to fund colonies and share risk

Joint- stock companies 

300

This was the main foundation of China's economy

Agriculture 

300

What was a key advantage the Spanish had over the Aztecs

Guns/ steel weapons/ horses 

300

This innovation helped sailors determine their location at sea

Astrolabe 

400

These cash crops in the Americas required large amounts of labor leading to increase use of the Atlantic slave trade 

Sugar/ tobacco/ cotton

400

This Dutch organization controlled trade in the East Indies. 

Dutch East India Company 

400

This policy restricted foreign influence in Japan

Closed country policy. 

400

What was the most devastating impact on Native Americans

Disease killing massive amounts of their population 

400

This global conflict is sometimes considered the first "world war" because it was fought on multiple continents, including North America where it was known by this name. 

French and Indian War/ Seven Years War

500

Explain how the Columbian Exchange led to the growth of the transatlantic slave trade

Demand for labor on plantations increased the need for enslaved workers. 

500

Explain how mercantilism influenced European colonization in the Americas. 

Nations establishing colonies to gain resources and increase wealth/ power. 

500

Explain why Japan restricted Christianity during the Tokugawa period

Fear of foreign influence and loss of control/ political instability 

500

Explain two reasons why the Spanish were able to conquer the Aztec empire so quickly. 

Superior weapons and alliances with enemies of the Aztecs and disease. 

500

This key difference in colonial goals separated French colonization from English colonization in North America. 

French were focused more on trade and resource extraction whereas England was more focused on permanent settlement.