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1.1 Reasons for Exploration
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- Q1
Why did European explorers search for the Northwest Passage?
To discover new technology for crossing the Atlantic Ocean
To discover a new sea route to Asia
To find the legendary Seven Cities of Gold
To discover new technology for crossing the Atlantic Ocean
30s113.20.2.A - Q2
What was the INITIAL reason many European explorers sailed to America?
To find new sources of cheap labor
To spead Christianity to Africa
To form military alliances
To find new trade routes to Asia
30s113.20.2.A - Q3
Which reason best completes this list?
To claim new territory
To improve efficiency in manufacturing
To spread democratic ideals
To claim new territory
30s113.20.2.A - Q4
Which motive best completes the diagram?
To expand empires
To found utopian communities
To extend democracy
To promote free enterprise
30s113.20.2.A - Q5
Marco Polo traveled to Asia because he desired to-
make money by selling things he brought back from his trip
gain inspiration to write a novel to become wealthy
study the government system of the Chinese
learn about the different cultures in Asia
30s113.20.1.A - Q6
Which number represents the location of Europe?
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Which phrase best summarizes the main goals of European explorers who sailed to the New World in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries?
Gold, Glory and God
Trade, riches, and freedom
Peace, honor and strength
Land, friendship, and travel
30s113.20.2.A - Q8
Which factor did NOT contribute to European exploration in the New World?
Desire for increased trade with Asia
Pressure to spread democratic ideas
New inventions and advances in technology
Increased interest in the arts and education
30s113.20.2.A - Q9
Early European explorers who came to the New World were loking for a Northwest Passage in order to
explore the Great Lakes
prove the world was round
find a shorter water-route to Asia
improve trade with Native American Indians
30s113.20.2.A - Q10
The journeys of Henry Hudson, Christopher Columbus, and Robert de La Salle to the "New World" were made possible because of the
effects of Atlantic Slave Trade
development of new navigational instruments and technology
trade connections established by the travels of Marco Polo
support of exploration by the English Parliament
30s113.20.2.A