Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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The city of Tenochititlán was the capital city of which people?

A

Mexicans

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2
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Who we’re the 1st Europeans to sail around Africa & on to India?

A

Portuguese

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3
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What was a result of the marriage of Ferdinand & Isabella in Spain?

A

Increased Spanish Catholic exploration by sea

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4
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After the arrival of Europeans, the greatest number of Natives die as a result of?

A

Disease

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5
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Which statement accurately characterizes the Algonquian?

A

They lived in multifamily “long houses” & were 1 of 3 major Eastern woodland groups

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6
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Which statement best explains why Europeans global exploration began at the time it did in the 1400s?

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The development of large kingdom w/ centralized governments, trade based economies, & new technologies stimulate seaborn exploration

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7
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Best explain the impact of the Protestant Reformation on the Age of Exploration & European settlement in the Americas?

A

Religious division led to conflict, spawning national competition & motivation for colonial settlement in the Americas.

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8
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Best describe the impact in Europe of new types of foods from the Americas

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The new foods improved the health of Europeans & sparked rapid population growth

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9
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Bartolomé de Las Casas spoke out against?

A

The system of enforced native labor adopted by spain

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10
Q

The introduction of horses to plain tribes?

A

Replaced dogs as beasts of burden

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11
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By the 18th century Mestizos made up majority population in Mexico & New Mexico, who were they?

A

Offsprings of Spanish & Native American Parents.

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12
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Which of the following ways was the Pueblo Revolt significant?

A

It was the greatest defeat Native Americans ever inflicted on European efforts to conquer the new world, delayed Spanish efforts to reestablish control over New Mexico

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13
Q

The English attempt to establish a colony on Roanoke Island resulted in?

A

The disappearance of the colonists

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14
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What was the relationship between the age of exploration & the Renaissance?

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The Renaissance emphasis on humanism, discovery, & scientific innovation helps spark the age of exploration

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15
Q

The Colombian exchange is?

A

Global transfer of plants, animals & disease as a result of Europeans landing in the Americas

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16
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Early peoples in the Americas became experts in grown plants that became the primary food crops, especially with Native American plant?

A

Maize/corn

17
Q

Elaborate earthen burial mounds, sometimes topped with roofs temples, are a distinctive characteristic of early cultures in the region of the Americas?

A

The Mississippi & Ohio River valley

18
Q

Which nation saw the conversion of native people to Roman Catholicism as motivation to explore and colonize the Americas

A

Spain

19
Q

What best explains the impact of the encomienda system used by the Spanish in their American Empire?

A

It meant the Native Americans were effectively enslaved as forced laborers for wealthy Spaniards

20
Q

what term is used collectively for the native people who lived in the eastern and southern, eastern part of the present day United states?

A

Eastern woodland people