Unit 2 Test Flashcards

1
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Technically what European people were the first to set foot in the new world?

A

The Vikings

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2
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Why do they not get credit for finding the new world?

A

There were a quite few and the few small settlements that had been found did not last.

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3
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Before the 1400s, what route was the most used for trade between Europe and India and China?

A

The Silk Road

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4
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Who sailed around the tip of Africa and made it all the way to India for Portugal?

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Vasco De Gama

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5
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When Portugal found a water route to Asia, what impact did that have on Spain after they heard Columbus’s proposal to sail west to get to Asia?

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The discovery of a water route to Asia by the Portuguese led to the treaty of Tordesillas in 1994, which divided the Atlantic Ocean between Spain and Portugal

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6
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Where was Columbus from ?

A

Genoa, Italy

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7
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Who was he sailing for as he sailed toward the new world?

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Christopher Columbus

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8
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What was the impact on the people in the new world when Columbus landed and started exploring the Caribbean Islands?

A

Initiating the genocide of Hispaniola’s indigenous Arawak population.

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9
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Why did Columbus name the people of the new world Indians?

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He thought he had found a new route to the East.

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10
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In the 1400s when products from Asia were in great demand but there was only a small supply of those products, what was their value in Europe?

A

Luxury goods

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11
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Were European products in demand in Asia?

A

Yes

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12
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What recent inventions and advances helped Europeans explore the world?

A

Astrolabe and magnetic compass

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13
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Why was the Portuguese prince Henry the navigator famous during the times exploration if he was t actually an explorer?

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Hebert funded and planned expedition to satisfy his curiosity, expand the territory and wealth Portugal, and to spread Christianity.

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14
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What was transported from Europe to Africa?

A

Arms, textiles and wine

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15
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What was transported from Africa to the new world?

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The slaves

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16
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What was transported from the new world to Europe?

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Corn Maize), potatoes, cassava, and sweet potatoes, together with secondary food crops such as tomatoes, peanuts, pumpkin, squashes, pineapples, and chili peppers.

17
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What was the Columbian Exchange?

A

He exchange of plants, animals, diseases, ideas, and people between the Americas and the old world (Europe, Asia and Africa) that began in the 15th century.

18
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What was the Columbian exchange?

A

He exchange of plants, animals, diseases, ideas, and people between the Americas and the old world (Europe, Asia and Africa) that began in the 15th century.

19
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Who endured the most suffering when diseases were transported across the Atlantic Ocean?

A

The Native people of the Americas had no such immunities. Adults and children were alike were stricken by numerous viral epidemics.

20
Q

What was the long term impact of the Slave Trade on Africa even after it ended?

A

The evidence suggests that it has affected a wide range of important outcomes.

21
Q

What two rivers did French explorers concentrate their exploration of North America?

A

Lawrence and Mississippi River

22
Q

What was the impact of the seven years war on the colonies that now make up the United States and Canada?

A

Laid the bicultural foundations on modern Canada.

23
Q

Later in the 1800s how did the United States gain control over French territory between Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains?

A

The Louisiana purchased encompassed 530,000,000 acres of territory in North America that the United States purchased from France in 1830 for $15million.

24
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What was the impact of England destroying nearly half the Spanish Armada?

A

Launched Elizabeth onto the global stage.

25
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What was the earliest permanent settlement in the English colonies?

A

Jamestown, Virginia

26
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Which of the three main Native American Empires held out the longest against the Spanish?

A

Aztec, Maya, and Inca

27
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In the Mayan culture the gods they worshiped were all connected to what?

A

The maya believed that their gods were responsible for the success or failure of their crops.