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Columbian Exchange and Atlantic Slavery Review
Columbian Exchange and Atlantic Slavery Review
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World History Colombian Exchange Triangular Trade Atlantic Slavery
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This map shows a pattern of commerce that expanded the slave trade and
weakened western Europe’s dominance over its colonies
increased agricultural production in NA & SA colonies
encouraged manufacturing industries in West Africa
depleted supplies of natural resources in South America
2
What was the primary cause of this situation?
the loss of knowledge about traditional medicine
illness due to lack of shelters
health issues caused by famine
the introduction of foreign diseases
3
Which event was undertaken to address the goals on this list?
the launching of the First Crusade
the voyage of Christopher Columbus
the travels of Marco Polo
The United States of America landing on the moon
4
What was one of the major purposes of the trade routes shown on this map?
to provide transport for Andean miners across the Atlantic
provide capital resources for cottage industries in SA
to supply raw materials for factories in North America
supply a source of slave labor for Caribbean plantations
5
How did the Europeanization of slavery change this institution of bondage?
There were opportunities for freedom
They added Christianity
Cultural hybridization and increased literacy
Europeans introduced hereditary chattel slavery
6
What motivated imperial expansion of Spain during the 16th century under Phillip II?
to spread the Catholic faith in African nations
to compete with the overseas expansion of England
to find sources of precious metals in the Americas
to control overland trade routes in the Middle East
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This diagram shows which development related to European colonialism?
the effects of increased food production on cities
technology the agricultural exchange between continents
crops the overseas transfer of industrial
the discovery of methods for harvesting
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Which process happened alongside Europe’s Commercial Revolution in the sixteenth century?
Creation of a transatlantic trade in slaves, guns and drugs
Nationalization of agriculture through the seizure of lands
Transition from feudal production to industrial techniques
Formation of financial institutions controlled by the church
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European’s Commercial revolution, summarized by the ideas listed below, created reasons for …
European overseas expansion
the introduction of banking in China
European religious wars
the legalization of slavery in Russia
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The main reason for the loss of lives described in the excerpt is that American Indians …
experienced a series of famines
were shipped to Europe as slaves
exhausted their supplies of natural resources
were not immune to European diseases