Apush Quiz

To consider details across multiple sources to determine points of agreement and disagreement

Large of all these civilizations, massive irrigation systems, paved roads

Streams, rivers, and seas created expor economy/ Diverse but unequal population

An empire based on control of trade rather than control of a region?

What is the exchange of goods, livestock, and disease between the New World and the Old?

How and why did France expand?

What are the effects of the Transatlantic Trade?

The cons of the Columbian Exchange: Invasive species, Diseases, the enslavement of native americans for large-scale plan

Why are colonies mandatory for mercantilism?

How and why did Spain expand?

Rum from Americas to West Africa, Enslaved Africans from West Africa to West Indies, Sugarcane from WI to Americas

What factors led to the end of indentured servants in the colonies

Why did the Chesapeake Bay nearly failed?

Protestants that rejected Catholic tradition, rituals, hierarchy, and papal authority...

The pros of Columbian Exchange: A lot of money, Diverse/calorie-dense food from the Americas, end of feudalism in Europe

Large urban centers, Irrigation, Written Language, Large stone, and Temples

Why did the Pueblos revolte against the Spanish..

Why were African slaves a solution tothis problem because they were immune to diseases and didn't know the land to flee

What was the long-term signifiance of Bacon's Rebellion?

How and why did the Netherland expand?

A social order or system of taxation based on race (needed to collect money and labor and replace Encomienda System)...

A series of laws which restricted a slaves behavior and efined them as property...

Know why conversion through the mission system was difficult to achieve...

Why were Europeans unable to use land-based routes to Asia because...

Be able to describe the Spanish view of the Native Americans...

Why was everyone upset in Bacon's Rebellion were so upset?

What was their new plan to find?

Why were they upset with the Church of England?

What are the basic principles of mercantilism?

Self rule with little to no interference from Great Britian...

Who saved the Cheaspeake Bay colony from diaster

An economic system based on private ownership and the free exchange of goods...

Someone pays for someone’s journey to the New World in labor contracts...

What amazing crop did the Natives grow? (It is beautiful)

A period in which luxury goods were bought by those of different socioeconomic background...

A venture where a group of investors pull their money together to share risk...

State control of trade in the hopes of enhancing national power at the expense of rival countries...

What are the three motivations for European exploration/expanison?

How and Why did the British expand?

It didn't work because the native indegeous people would flee and disease killed them

Key components of the Navigation Acts?

What technological advancements helped Europeans explore/sail the New world?

Colony of Quakers (Pacifists), Religious freedom, Good relations with Native Americans

What kind of society were the West Indies/ Southern Atlantic Coast Colonies?

A system where peasants lived and worked land for the nobles in exchange for protection...

A policy of a country seeking to extend its authority over people or territories for economic gain..

To consider a document’s location in time/place and how those factors shape its content

Farmers (agriculture), Lived in adobes, and were very administrative/organized (like towns)

A series of spanish priests and missionaries sent to convert natives to christianity...

A system of labor where a Spanish lord was granted plot of land and all natives living on that land were forced labor

To consider who wrote a document as well as the circumstances of its creation

Nomadic hunter-gatherers, things don't grow well so have to move for food

How did the Spanish conquistadors manage to defeat the Native populations?