U.S. History: Earliest Americans-Age of Exploration

Which military campaigns brought Europeans to the Middle East(Holy Lands) in 1095/1096? 

Which European explorer was the first to travel to Asia by ship?

Why do scientists believe the first migrants came to North America?

Which is NOT a reason why the Spanish were able to defeat the Aztecs and Incas?

Plants farmed for sale to others

The defeat of the Spanish Armada did NOT lead to which of the following?

Which conquistador conquered the Aztec Empire in Central America?

Which other group of people were forced to work as slaves on Spanish plantations?

Which conquistador conquered the Incan Empire in South America?

Which of these things did NOT come to the Americas in the Columbian Exchange?

How do scientists believe the first migrants to North America arrived here?

The exchange of goods, plants, animals & diseases between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.

The movement of people from one place to another with the purpose of settling.

A person who moves from place to place with no permanent home.

Which 2 countries 1st made claims on the Americas? Divided them with the Treaty of Tordesillas 

Why did Europeans begin voyages of exploration in the 1400s? What were they looking for?

Which of these things did NOT come to Europe in the Columbian Exchange?

Fabled water route through N America connecting the Atlantic & Pacific Oceans. (Cabot, Hudson)

Large farming operations

Which group did the Spanish first force to work as slaves on American plantations?

Which explorer "discovered" the Americas in 1492, starting the Age of Exploration?

Which of these things was NOT a goal of Columbus's 1st voyage to the Americas?

Which of the following is not necessarily the mark of a civilization?

Which explorer identified the Americas as "new" continents? They are named after him.

About how long ago do scientists believe the first humans migrated into North America?