Who were the 4 countries involved in The Age of Exploration?

Spain, Portugal, France, England

Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting the start of the Age of Exploration?

All had strong, supportive leaders that wanted to help each other's country

What began to develop towards the end of the Renaissance?

Small political units joined, forming larger states

Increase in gold and metal = decrease in the value of money

Belief that humans are worthy and have value

How did Europeans transform the Americas?

Introduced diseases, work animals, firearms, plants + metals

What was the European view on the rest of the world?

Less superior and following wrong religion

Which of the following is the correct definition of ethnocentrism?

The belief that ones own race/ culture is superior to others

What was the Protestant Reformation and who started it?

Rebel against RCC to reform teachings - Martin Luther

What was imperialism built on in the Western World?

The desire to increase territory and government control

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1
Who were the 4 countries involved in The Age of Exploration?
France, England, Asia, India
Spain, Portugal, France, England
India, China, Canada
Spain, Portugal, France, Italy
2
Which of the following is NOT a factor affecting the start of the Age of Exploration?
Monarchs financed oversea explorations
All had strong, supportive leaders that wanted to help each other's country
New ships + navigational tools helped explorers
All in good position to explore parts of the World
3
What began to develop towards the end of the Renaissance?
The Middle Ages
Groups of people converting from Christianity to Islamic
Small political units joined, forming larger states
Large Empires
4
Define inflation
Growth of the small Kidney = Kidneolisis
Expanding territory + religion to an excessive amount
Increase in gold and metal = decrease in the value of money
5
What motto encouraged exploration and imperialism?
"For God, Glory, and Gold."
"Love for all, hatred for none"
"For Christ, Glory, and Gold."
"For God, Land and Loot"
6
Who circumnavigated the world?
Ferdinand Magellan
Christopher Columbus
Vasco da Gama
Henry the Navigator
7
When did the Renaissance begin/end?
1320 - 1777
1590 - 1600
1300 - 1600
300 BCE - 2020
8
What is humanism?
Belief that the Luther's 95 theses were all that mattered
Belief that humans are worthy and have value
Human rights within a society
Freedom of speech in government
9
What is one major disease that Europeans brought to South America?
common cold
Smallpox
Black Death
pneumonia
10
How did Europeans transform the Americas?
By sailing up the St. Lawrence River
Bringing lots of Europeans to colonize the land
Introducing a treaty that connected the Europeans and Indigenous people
Introduced diseases, work animals, firearms, plants + metals
11
Which of the following is not a factor that increased consumerism?
Travel and exploration
New trading routs
Increase in agriculture
Accumulation of wealth
12
What does the word Renaissance translate to and where does it originate from?
"Remerge" - France
"Rebirth" - France
"Revive" - Italy
"Rejoice" - Italy
13
What was the European view on the rest of the world?
Correct religion and superior to all others
Superior religion and good at trading
Less superior and following wrong religion
14
Which of the following is the correct definition of ethnocentrism?
The belief that ones own race/ culture is superior to others
A society with an economic system depending on profit
celebration of human life
A water colour painting made on roofs and walls
15
What was the Protestant Reformation and who started it?
A battle fought for more land - Sir Francis Bacon
Rebel against RCC to reform teachings - Martin Luther
A treaty made between Genoa and Venice - Leonardo Da' Vinci
A protest made for more farming land - Martin Luther
16
What religion did most people in Italy follow?
Islamic
Buddhism
Roman Catholicism
Italian
17
What was imperialism built on in the Western World?
The desire for more slaves
The desire to increase territory and government control
The desire to make maps more accurate
The desire to expand religious control

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