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Our Nation Studies Weekly: Week 6 - Effects of European Exploration
Our Nation Studies Weekly: Week 6 - Effects of European Exploration
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1
As people traveled between the continents, they were exchanging ideas about ________________________________.
technology
Pokemon Go
religion
ways of life
2
The countries in Europe wanted the goods from the Americas.
False
True
3
The ________________ was a new animal to the Americas.
itsy bitsy spider
morse
hearse
horse
4
Europeans were NOT tolerant of the differences in cultures that they encountered.
True
False
5
American plants changed how people ate.
True
False
6
Men, women, and children were kidnapped in _________ and taken to the Caribbean as slaves.
Asia
Europe
Africa
Antarctica
7
The European explorers and the people of the Americas had nothing in common.
True
False
8
Plantation owners ___________________ native people, taking away their freedom and forcing them to do the work.
enslaved
paid fairly
hired
were respectful to
9
In the 16th century, there was a lot of conflict in Europe about ______________________________.
architecture
religion
trading routes
tic tok
10
Historians estimate that ______________ killed 90 percent of the native population within 150 years.
both of the above
disease
malnutrition
none of the above
11
European settlers brought sugarcane, olives, citrus, bananas, and even _______________ with them.
squash
dippin' dots
honeybees
lotsofmoneyhoney
12
Spain sent explorers across the Atlantic to open trade with ______________________ and to earn money.
America
Japan
India
Mexico
13
_____________ would raid ships in the name of their country, then split the profits with the monarch.
Pirates
Salesmen
Privateers
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14
Someone who attacks and robs a ship at sea is called a ________________________.
pirate
sailor
entrepreneur
barista
15
People in Europe were willing to pay high prices for _________________.
rice
sugar
barley
mulch
16
Native Americans travelled by _________________________.
both of the above
none of the above
walking
using boats
17
Europeans believed the peoples of the Americas were ________________ because their ways were different.
superior
inferior
18
People on two sides of the Atlantic exchanged ________________________________.
plants
animals
goods
people
19
A man Columbus captured and took back to Spain was __________________________.
Roberto Colon
Diego Colon
San Diego
Santa Cruz
20
The persecution between Catholics and Protestants increased the religious competition between European countries.
True
False
21
Europeans brought to North America _________________________.
horses
chickens
pigs
domesticated animals
22
The _________________________ had a huge impact on life for people all around the world.
Christopher Exchange
Panamanian Exchange
Columbo Exchange
Columbian Exchange
23
Europeans did not make ______________ a popular purchase.
barley
beans
potatoes
corn
24
The Europeans used natural resources to create ______________________________________.
artificial intelligence
artificial goods
manufactured intelligence
manufactured goods
25
Meeting new people and visiting new cultures can be fun and educational.
True
False
26
Exploration of the Americas created a new market where traders could sell ________________________.
enslaved Natives
free Africans
enslaved Africans
free Natives
27
The people of the Americas met their wants and needs using _________________________ from the land around them.
bitcoin mining
sorcery
Powerball
resources
28
In the _______________, Europe traded with Asia for sugar.
1700's
1400's
1500's
1600's
29
Europeans developed different modes of transportation than Native Americans, including wagons and carts.
False
True
30
We can conquer the unknown by __________________________.
none of the above
learning from each other
practicing tolerance for differences
both of the above