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Ch. 13 QUIZ

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sailed all the way to the southern tip of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope, that many Europeans said was impossible   Bartolomeu Dias  
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the first European to reach the Far East by sea   Vasco da Gama  
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The Far East was sometimes called what?   "Indies"  
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had his own plan for a voyage to the "Indies"; discovered the New World   Christopher Columbus  
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Columbus sailed westward across the Atlantic in what three tiny ships?   Niña, Pinta, Santa Maria  
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What date did Columbus and his crew finally reach land- the island of San Salvador?   October 12, 1492  
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the colony Columbus had founded on Hispaniola   Santa Domingo  
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the first man to realize that Columbus had indeed discovered a new land; an Italian sailor who supposedly made four voyages to the New World around 1500 and allegedly wrote letters about his exploits   Amerigo Vespucci  
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In Amerigo Vespucci's honor, what did they name the New World?   America  
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Columbus believed he had arrived in the indies and called the Native Americans what? A name that still refers to the native peoples of the Americas.   "Indians"  
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the first Indian tribe Columbus encountered at San Salvador   Arawaks  
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Whom is the Caribbean Sea named for?   Caribs  
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the first great civilization in the Western Hemisphere   Mayas  
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the most important Indian civilization in South America   Incas  
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the most powerful Native American empire at the beginning of the Age of Exploration   Aztecs  
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the Aztec's capital city   Tenochtitlán  
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made the first Spanish landing on the North American mainland   Ponce de León  
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crossed the Isthmus of Panama and discovered the Pacific Ocean   Vasco de Balboa  
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a Portuguese sailor employed by Spain, embarked on a three-year voyage around the world   Ferdinand Magellan  
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conquered the Aztec Indians   Hernando Cortés  
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powerful chieftain of the Aztecs   Montezuma 2  
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conquered the Inca Indians of Peru   Francisco Pizarro  
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one party of his men discovered the Grand Canyon   Francisco Coronado  
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discovered the Mississippi River   Hernando de Soto  
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explored the coast of California   Juan Cabrillo  
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discovered Brazil   Pedro Cabral  
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a supposed water route through North America to the Pacific   Northwest Passage  
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explored for France the eastern coast of North America   Giovanni de Verrazano  
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led an expedition that discovered the St. Lawrence River in northeastern Canada   Jacques Cartier  
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the first modern explorer to reach the North American mainland called Newfoundland   John Cabot  
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