Which is NOT a reason that Cortez had an advantage over the Aztecs?

Cortez’s men were armed with machine guns and tanks.

How did the Columbian Exchange affect the Native Americans?

introduced diseases the natives were not immune to.

When Hernan Cortes and his men landed, why was he welcomed by the Moctezuma and the Aztecs?

they thought he may be Quetzalcoatl, a god returned

What was the Middle Passage?

part of trade that brought slaves to the West Indies

Which of the following were advancements in the Age of Exploration?

Caravel, Compass, Astrolabe, and Lead Line

How did the Columbian Exchange contribute to worldwide population growth?

The world's food supply increased

Which was an immediate result of the European Age of Exploration?

European influence spread to the Western hemisphere.

What was the purpose of the 14th Amendment?

Equal protection under the law for citizens

What is one effect of the Columbian Exchange?

Africans were forced into slavery

Who was at the forefront of maritime exploration during the mid-15th century ?

the Portuguese, because of Prince Henry "the Navigator"

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1
How did the Columbian Exchange affect the Europeans?
There was a rise of global empires
There was an increase in peoples' wealth
The Europeans' diet improved
All of the above
2
Which is NOT a reason that Cortez had an advantage over the Aztecs?
Cortez had steel weapons and the Aztecs did not.
Cortez’s men were armed with machine guns and tanks.
The Aztecs thought he was a god
Europeans carried diseases that killed many Aztecs.
3
What 2 countries were most involved in the start of the Age of Exploration?
Portugal and Spain
Spain and Germany
Spain and Italy
Great Britain and America
4
Who lead the exploration and colonization for Spain?
Dias
Christopher Columbus
Marco Polo
Vasco Da Gama
5
What was the Aztecs capital?
Colorado
Kelorano
Atlanta
Tenochtitlan
6
Atahualpa Was the king of the _____
Incas
Aztecs
Mayans
Iroquois
7
What empire did Pizarro defeat?
Inca Empire
Ottoman Empire
Mughal Empire
Aztec Empire
8
When was the Age of Exploration?
15th to 17th Century
12 to 13th Century
15th to 16th Century
15th to 18th Century
9
The 15th amendment allowed who to vote?
Non - citizens
African Americans
Felons
Women
10
What mountain range did the Incas live on?
the alps
himalayas
the anples
The andes
11
What is one contribution of the Mayans?
quipas
the wheel
brain surgery
calendar
12
How were the Incas able to farm on mountains
Terrace farming
normal farming
they didn't farm on mountains
slash and burn farming
13
During the Age of Exploration, what did astronomy and cartography help with?
Science
Navigation
The Church
Stargazing
14
Who conquered the Incas and Aztecs in South America?
Russian Empires
Spanish Conquistadors
Han Dynasty
British Empire
15
How did the Columbian Exchange affect the Native Americans?
brought stable political structure
introduced diseases the natives were not immune to.
economic prosperity
increase in population
16
Who led the army that took down the Aztecs?
Francisco Pizarro
Hernan Cortes
Ferdinand Magellan
Vasco Da Gama
17
When Hernan Cortes and his men landed, why was he welcomed by the Moctezuma and the Aztecs?
they thought he may be Quetzalcoatl, a god returned
The Spanish offered gifts to Moctezuma and his people
they were unable to defeat the Spanish conquistadores
They rode horses which stunned the Aztecs
18
What happened to Ferdinand Magellan in the Philippines?
He learned how to kill a boar
He fought in a long war
He died from indigenous people
He made a country alliance with them
19
What was the Middle Passage?
Indian trade route
route through the Himalayas
part of trade that brought slaves to the West Indies
land route to China
20
What did the Aztecs build on the water to sustain life?
Temples
Chinampas
Houses
Bridges
21
Which of the following were advancements in the Age of Exploration?
Compass, Astrolabe, Gunpowder, Poisonous Gas
Caravel, Compass, Astrolabe, and Lead Line
Compass, Submarine, Astrolabe, and Gunpowder
Caravel, Ship, Compass, Astrolabe
22
How did the Columbian Exchange contribute to worldwide population growth?
The world's food supply increased
Many people became resistant to European diseases
slave trade brought Africans to the Americas
Native Americans began eating meat
23
Which of these is a negative consequence of the Columbian Exchange?
New species of plants and animals threatened native habitats
Millions of Africans were enslaved and moved to the Americas
All of the above
Disease killed millions of Native Americans
24
Which was an immediate result of the European Age of Exploration?
Islamic culture spread across Africa and Asia.
European influence spread to the Western hemisphere.
independence movements developed in Asia and Africa.
military dictatorships were established throughout Europe.
25
What was the purpose of the 14th Amendment?
permit segregation
abolish slavery
Equal protection under the law for citizens
guarantee the right to vote for citizens
26
What did the Mayans make great discoveries in?
Astronomy and writing
Writing and art
Math and writing
Math and astronomy
27
What disease is accredited to wiping out the Aztecs?
Diabetes
Black Plague
Smallpox
Syphilis
28
The 13th amendment abolished...
Women's Suffrage
Black Suffrage
Slavery
Prohibition
29
Where were the Aztecs Located?
Peru
Mexico
Guatemala
Germany
30
Which of the following were NOT goods brought to Europe as part of columbian exchange?
maize
potatoes
tomatoes
bananas
31
What sacrifice did the Mayans mainly use?
gold
Crops
human
Animal
32
What is one effect of the Columbian Exchange?
Columbus got spices from India
They all learned the world was flat
They discovered Antarctica
Africans were forced into slavery
33
Due to Dias's voyage Africa's southern tip became known as the ...
Spice Islands
The Cape of Tormenta
West Indies
Cape Good Hope
34
What was the impact caused by Early Spanish Exploration?
A "New World" was found that was not known
All of the above
Westward Routes to the Indies were opened
It was show that it was possible to sail all around the world
35
Who was at the forefront of maritime exploration during the mid-15th century ?
the Portuguese, because of Prince Henry "the Navigator"
The French,because of Prince Henry "the Navigator"
the Spanish,because of Prince Henry "the Navigator"
The British, because of Prince Henry "the Navigator"

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