Technology / Exploration
Columbian Exchange
Land-Based Empires
Maritime Empires
Culture / Society
200

These two countries helped start the 'Age of Exploration' and claimed most of the New World for themselves.

What are Spain & Portugal?

For further Review: Who came next?

200

The trade of this helped the Europeans conquer the Americas more than anything else.

What is disease?

Further Review: Which diseases?

200

This weapon was the most important when it came to expanding land-based empires.

What is a cannon?

Further Review: Which city's walls were useless against Ottoman cannons?

200

This is the reason they are called maritime empires.

What is because most of the territory is overseas / they are connected by the ocean?

Further Review: What are the main maritime empires?

200

This is the casta system term for a person with two Spanish parents who was born in the Americas.

What is a creole?

Further Review: Name the other parts of the casta system.

200

Early explorers were looking for a route to this place.

What is Asia (India, China, Indies, Japan)?

Further Review: What caused them to look?

200

An important part of this colonial plantation system was the forced conversion of Native Americans.

What is the Encomienda?

Further Review: What replaced this system?

200

This Mesoamerican city was the site of ritual sacrifice and cannibalism in the tens of thousands per year.

What is Tenochtitlan?

Further Review: Who ruled Tenochtitlan?

200

This type of government was popular in Europe (think Louis XIV).

What is absolutism (absolute monarchy).

Extra Review: How did they justify their rule?

200

This is what happen to Spain's jewish population.


What is they were forcibly converted and/or expelled?

Further Review: Did it happen anywhere else?

300

The Treaty of Tordesillas did this.

What is split the world between Spain and Portugal?

Further Review: Who made the treaty? And who got what?

300

In chattel slavery, this is how humans are treated.

What is like cattle / animals / commodities?

Further Review: What is the name for the trade route between Africa and the Americas?

300

DAILY DOUBLE: This Chinese Dynasty was established by this group of people (two answers).

What is the Qing Dynasty, established by the Manchu?

Further Review: Who did they conquer?

300

In this system the 'mother country' controls the trade within its colonies.

What is mercantilism?

Further Review: What new economic idea disagreed with this system?

300

The European Renaissance was a rebirth of this?

What is classical learning (Greek / Roman teachings)?

Further Review: What is humanism?

400

This type of ship was used by the Portuguese for much of their early exploration.

What are caravels?

For further review: What were the other types of ships?

400

Goods such as okra and rice were brought to the Americas from which region of the World?

What is Africa?

Further Review: Who brought these goods?

400

The Safavid Empire became a safe-haven for this religious group.

Who are Shia Muslims?

Further Review: Who was their biggest rival and why?

400

This is one of the joint-stock companies established to facilitate trade in the newly connected world.

What is the Dutch East India Company / Dutch West India Company / British East India Company?

Further Review: What was a benefit of a joint-stock company?

400

Vodou was a mixture of this.

What is Christianity and West African beliefs?

Further Review: Where was this most common?

500

These two events in Spain made the sponsorship of Columbus' journey possible.

What are the union of Spain (Ferdinand & Isabella), and the completion of the Reconquista?

500

DAILY DOUBLE: Mount Potosi was important to the Spanish for this reason and to the Native Americans for this reason (two answers).

What is the Spanish became rich off of its silver, and the mountain represented Pachamama (earth goddess), then Mary later.

500

This was the purpose of the Zamindars in the Mughal Empire.

What is tax collection?

Further Review: What system did the Ottomans have? Ming? Mexica?

500

This female ruler of Ndongo and Matamba successfully resisted Portuguese rule.

Who is Ana Nzinga?

Further Review: What other large and powerful state existed in Central Africa? West Africa?

500

These were created by runaway slaves on the edges of society, Jamaica had many.

What are maroon societies?

What happen to Jamaica's maroon societies?