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Ch 15

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Who was the 1st explorer to sail around the Cape of Good Hope?   Bartholemeu Dias  
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Who was the explorer who claimed what is now Brazil for Portugal?   Cabral  
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Who was the explorer who discovered the islands later known as the West Indies?   Christopher Columbus  
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Who was the explorer who seized the Inca Empire for Spain?   Pizarro  
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Who was the explorer whose voyage up the St. Lawrence River gave France a claim to much of eastern Canada?   Cartier  
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Who was the 1st explorer to sail around Africa and across the Indian Ocean to India?   Vasco da Gama  
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Who was the explorer who sailed down the Mississippi and claimed Louisiana for France?   laSalle  
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Who was the explorer who claimed the Philippine Islands for Spain?   Magellan  
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Who was the founder of Quebec?   Champlain  
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Who was the explorer who claimed the "South Sea" for Spain?   Balboa  
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Who was the explorer who invaded Mexico and conquered the Aztec Empire?   Cortes  
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Who was the Italian explorer after whom America was named?   Amerigo Vespucci  
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Juan Ponce de ______, Spanish explorer who sailed northward from Puerto Rico in 1513 and explored Florida   Leon  
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Prince _________ (the __________) established the nation of _______ as a leader in knowledge about the seas.   Henry (the Navigator)/Portugal  
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In 1488, ________ sailed around the _________ at the southern tip of Africa.   Bartholomeu Dias/Cape of Good Hope  
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The Portuguese sea captain, ________, was the 1st to sail across the _______ to reach India in the year 1498.   Vasco da Gama/Indian Ocean  
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The _________ involved the movement of products and diseases between the Western and Eastern Hemispheres.   Columbian Exchange  
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Pope Alexander VI drew the _____ on a world map through the middle of the Atlantic. The nation of _______ was granted new lands E of the line, while ______ received lands W of the line. This agreement was adjusted the following year thru the _______.   line of demarcation/Portugal/Spain/Treaty of Tordesillas  
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Which Portuguese explorer accidentally reached the east coast of South America in 1500?   Pedro Cabral  
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For which explorer is America named?   Amerigo Vespucci  
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Why did Ferdinand Magellan change the name of the Great South Sea to the Pacific Ocean?   The latin word pacificus means peaceful  
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Who had first named the Great South Sea?   Balboa  
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2 Islands visited by Christopher Columbus.   Hispaniola and Cuba  
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Explorers that the English, French, and Dutch sent to attempt to find a Northwest Passage.   Marquette and Joliet, Cartier, Champlain, Hudson, La Salled, Cabot  
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The fleet of the navigator, ______, from the nation of ________ was the 1st to circumnavigate the globe, while an Englishman named _____ became the 2nd.   Magellan/Portugal/Drake  
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Cartier, Champlain, and La Salle explored a region that became known as ________.   New France  
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In 1513, the Spanish explorer ________crossed a narrow strip of land known as the ________, to be the 1st European to view the Pacific Ocean.   Vasco Nunz de Balboa/Isthmus of Panama  
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The Spanish settlement of _______ was established by De Soto.   St Augustine  
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The center of the Inca civilization was centered in which South American mountain range? This range runs through which modern nations?   Andes/Peru and Chile  
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The French explorer _______ claimed Louisiana for the French king based on his travels down the ________ Rivers.   La Salle/Mississippi  
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The Spanish explorer, ________, led an expedition to what is today the state of Florida.   Ponce de leon  
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The Aztec ruler, ________, was killed by the Spanish explorer, _______ in the city of _________.   Moctezuma/Hernan Cortes/Tenochtitlan  
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Atahualpa, ruler of the ________ was strangled by order of the Spanish leader named ________.   Inca Empire/Francisco Pizarro  
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The development of ________ allowed people to buy shares of stock that gave them part ownership in businesses.   joint-stock companies  
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To gain a _________ (selling more goods than buying) nations could impose a ______, or tax on imports. The intent of this tax was to _______.   Favorable balance of trade/Tariff/Discourge from buying foreign goods or reduce the amt of goods imported into the country  
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The economic theory called ________ encouraged the establishment and settling of ________. This they hoped would bring in greater amts of _______. Besides the mining of these minerals, colonies were expected to provide______   Mercantilism/Colonies/Gold&silver, precious metals/raw materials  
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The ______ was the 2nd stage of the ______ which moved goods and slaves across the ______.   Middle Passage/triangular trade/Atlantic Ocean  
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Slaves were needed to replace the native Indians who died because they had no _______ to diseases that the Europeans brought with them.   immunities  
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What is Flora?   plants  
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What is Fauna?   animals  
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What is demographics?   Study of populations/statistics  
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What is culture?   the lifestyle, beliefs, language, writing, education, entertainment, location of a group of people.  
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What is ethnocentric?   culture- you believe yours is the best and other cultures are wrong (ex. eye contact too long)  
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What food/animals went from new world to europe?   corn, potatoes (to Ireland), tomatoes, peppers (bell, chili), cacao plant to make chocolate (to Belgium, switz, france), vanilla, tobacco, beans, pumpkin, turkey, guinea pig  
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What foods/ animals went from europe to america?   horse, cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, honey bees, wheat, rice (from china), sugar cane, lettuce  
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What technology went from the old world to the new world?   wheel (only one native am. group used as a toy), written language, fish hooks  
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What technology went from the new world to the old world?   none  
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What diseases did europeans bring?   smallpox (no control on getting disease), almost wiped out pop. in central/s america  
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what disease did the indians give to europeans?   syphilis (sexual disease), can kill you, goes to your brain  
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1518-1800 ____X as many africans as europeans landed in the americas.   7  
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When was slave trade eliminated?   1800  
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What is the mulatto race?   Parents-one black, one white  
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What is the mestizo race?   parents-european + indian  
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Did columbus discover the Americas?   no-he discovered islands  
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How did native Asians get to America in the Ice Age?   Discovered it on land bridge (of ice)  
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What period was happeneing at the same time as the age of exploration?   middle ages  
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Why did people know about columbus' voyage/discovery so soon?   printing press  
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What are 2 viewpoints of columbus?   1great sailor but couldn't control men 2not a good man b/c he brought racism/death to indians  
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What does it mean when you say hindsight is 20/20   You can see easily now where they went wrong  
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What was the exploration motivation?   gold/wealth-power, glory-adventure, god  
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Where did the Mayans live?   Yucatan Peninsula  
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What did the Mayans introduce?   the wheel, step pyramids, calandar based on moon/holidays, understand zero  
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Where did the Incas live?   Andes Mt.  
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Did the Incas have a big empire?   Yes! huge! 2500 mi.  
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What are alteplanos?   high flat plains  
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What did the Incas eat?   Giant worms w/ protein  
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What was the Inca burial system?   Rolled up person in a ball & wrapped them up  
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Where did the Aztecs live?   Mexico- high dry plateau w/ mt. ranges near//Valley of Mexico//Lake Texcoco/Tenochtitlan  
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About how many humans did the Aztecs sacrifice per year?   20000  
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What group of people did slavery start with?   Hebrews in Egypt  
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When/where did slavery make a comeback?   1400s in Portugal on the Iberian Peninsula  
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What is justification? How did this apply to slavery?   Make it right- Slavery is okayb because theyre black and pagan (not christian)  
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Did blacks enslave other blacks?   yes  
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Where slaves willingly traded to america?   yes  
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What is a ships' hold?   Cargo storage, about 5-6 ft tall, put in layers, 2-3 layers of people, shackled to another person  
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How long was the voyage to america?   3wks to 6 mo dep. on conditions  
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What are loose/tight packers?   Loose-put less people on ship than it can hold, tight-put more people on ship than it can hold  
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Were women and children tied down on ships?   No but women were raped and children were mentally/verbally abused  
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What is slabber sauce made of?   horse beans, flour, water, red pepper (burns throat to show control)  
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Where wer the most slaves sent?   brazil  
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