Quiz #2

Question 1

Christopher Columbus

Answer 1

He sailed for Spain, he traveled to Hispaniola. He impacted the Native People negatively, as he tortured and enslaved them.

Question 2

Bartolomeu Dias

Answer 2

Bartolomeu Dias, sailed for Portugal, he traveled to Africa. He had impacted the Native People negatively, as he enslaved them.

Question 3

Vasco de Gama

Answer 3

Vasco de Gama sailed for Portugal, he traveled to India. He impacted the Native people negatively, as he exploited Indian and Muslim traders out of greed.

Question 4

Jacques Cartier

Answer 4

Jacques Cartier sailed for France, and he traveled to Canada. Jacques made a negative impact on native people as he kidnapped natives.

Question 5

Giovanni da Verrazano

Answer 5

Giovanni de Verrazano sailed for Italy, and he traveled to America, including Florida and the Bahamas. Giovanni da Verrazano made a negative impact on the people because he exchanged diseases with the Native Americans.

Question 6

Henry Hudson

Answer 6

Henry Hudson sailed for the Dutch, and he traveled to Canada and New York. Henry Hudson made a positive impact on the Native people because he traded with them, introducing new things.

Question 7

Caravel

Answer 7

A caravel is a small, but fast sailing ship used by the Portuguese.

Question 8

Astrolabe

Answer 8

An instrument used before the sextant that is used for navigation by calculating celestial objects.

Question 9

Compass

Answer 9

An instrument used for navigation.

Question 10

What are 10 New World Products?

Answer 10

10 new world products are Orange, tomato, squash, tobacco, peanuts, corn, vanilla, pineapple, potato and pumpkin.

Question 11

What are 10 Old War Products?

Answer 11

10 new world products are horses, lemon, peaches, banana, tobacco, rice, honeybees, chicken and wheat.

Question 12

What is the impact of the Columbian Exchange on both the Old and New World?

Answer 12

The impact of the Columbian Exchange is not receiving only new items, but diseases as well. It had a positive and negative impact on both the new world and old world.

Question 13

Northeast

Answer 13

Slash–and-burn agriculture.

Question 14

Southeast

Answer 14

Irrigation

Question 15

Plains

Answer 15

Building

Question 16

West

Answer 16

Hunting and gathering

Question 17

Clovis People Theory

Answer 17

Clovis people theory is that the people first came to America by foot. Evidence is that the clovis people widely believe that the clovis people were hunters, and spearheads were found next to mammoths.

Question 18

Coastal Migration Theory

Answer 18

The coastal migration theory is that people first came to America by boat. Evidence is that kelp grown near the coast will keep people full while they boat.