The African slave trade began

as early as the eighth century A.D.

Which of the following was NOT an English incentive for colonization?

to bring the Christian religion to the Indians

Indian societies in North America

tended to divide tasks according to gender

In the 16th century, the market for slaves grew as a result of

the rising European demand for sugar cane

The Pueblo Revolt of 1680

allowed the Pueblos to regain temporary control

As a result of their experiences in Ireland, the English believed that

they must retain a rigid separation from the native pop.

More important than the gold and silver found in the New World was the

important new crops that could feed larger number of people

At least partly as a result of Columbus's voyages, Spain

replaced Portugal as the foremost seafaring nation

In matrilineal Indian and African socieites

women play a major, dominate role

With the Indian's conversion to Catholicism

most natives continued to practice their own religion

Through a combination of daring, brutality, and greed, the Conquistadors

made possible the creation of a Spanish empire in America

were tied closely to the natural world

Europe during the Middle Ages

was too divided and decentralized to inspire great ventures

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1
The Indian Empire that dominated modern Mexico at the time of Spanish conquest was the
Aztec
Inca
Olmec
Mayan
2
The eastern third of what is now the United States was inhabited by the
woodland Indians
coastal tribes
plains Indians
Mountain Indians
3
The African slave trade began
as early as the eighth century A.D.
when the sugar industry moved to the Caribbean
in the 15th century, soon after the Spanish conquest
with the English settlement of Virginia
4
The man to whom Queen Elizabeth granted the land on which the "lost colony" was planted was
Sir Francis Drake
John White
Walter Raleigh
James Cobb
5
Which of the following was NOT an English incentive for colonization?
to find new markets for English products
to escape the economic transformation of the countryside
to bring the Christian religion to the Indians
to escape religious strife at home
6
The first nation to fund exploratory journeys beyond the boundaries of Europe was
Spain
Portugal
England
France
7
Indian societies in North America
put women in important political positions
reserved the highest religious position to women
made little distinction between gender roles
tended to divide tasks according to gender
8
The 1st permanent English settlement was
St. Augustine, Florida
Roanoke plantation, North Carolina
Massachusetts Bay
Jamestown, Virginia
9
In the 16th century, the market for slaves grew as a result of
the English entry into the slave market
the desire to Christianize the Africans
the need for labor in the tobacco fields
the rising European demand for sugar cane
10
The Pueblo Revolt of 1680
resulted in the annihilation of the Pueblo people
led the Pope to excommunicate the conquistadors
allowed the Pueblos to regain temporary control
resulted in the permanent expulsion of Spain from New Mexico
11
As a result of their experiences in Ireland, the English believed that
they must retain a rigid separation from the native pop.
Catholicism should be exported to America
they should intermarry with Native Americans
all they needed to do was subdue the natives and rule them
12
More important than the gold and silver found in the New World was the
the domination of the Mestizos
important new crops that could feed larger number of people
new forms of religious worship
Indian labor force
13
At least partly as a result of Columbus's voyages, Spain
soon went to war with France
sent Balboa to conquer Peru
replaced Portugal as the foremost seafaring nation
got involved in the Indian slave trade
14
In matrilineal Indian and African socieites
slavery does not exist
local gods are the basis of religious beliefs
women play a major, dominate role
the father is the sole authority in the family
15
With the Indian's conversion to Catholicism
Spain lost control of St. Augustine
Spain was able to control of Southwestern tribes
most natives continued to practice their own religion
native religions died out
16
The economies of most of the Native Americans in South & Central America & Mexico were based on
agriculture
hunting and gathering
herding
trade
17
Through a combination of daring, brutality, and greed, the Conquistadors
looted the seven cities of Cibola
founded St. Augustine
introduced African slavery into America
made possible the creation of a Spanish empire in America
18
The country that produced the most successful fur traders was
Holland
Germany
France
Spain
19
Indian religions
were centered on human sacrifice
were not very important to their tribe
were tied closely to the natural world
emphasized monotheism
20
Europe during the Middle Ages
built economies based on commercial agriculture
was too divided and decentralized to inspire great ventures
was dominated by the Protestant Church
was dominated by the Vikings

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