Question 1

What was one major impact of the Columbian Exchange?

Accepted Answer

The introduction of new foods and crops to Europe and the Americas

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A decrease in population in Europe

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The end of the Age of Exploration

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The invention of the steam engine

Question 2

Who is credited with discovering the Americas in 1492?

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Christopher Columbus

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Ferdinand Magellan

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Hernán Cortés

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Vasco da Gama

Question 3

What did European nations seek during the Age of Exploration?

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New trade routes and resources

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To develop new musical styles

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To establish peace treaties with native populations

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To promote global warming

Question 4

What was a significant consequence of the Spanish Conquest of the Aztec Empire?

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The fall of the Aztec Empire and the establishment of Spanish colonial rule

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The first successful democratic government in the Americas

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The introduction of advanced technology like the internet

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The unification of all native tribes against the Spanish

Question 5

What was one of the main reasons for the spread of European diseases to the Americas?

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The lack of immunity among Native Americans to new diseases

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The use of infected animals as transportation

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The Europeans intentionally spreading the diseases

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The natives having advanced medical knowledge

Question 6

What was the primary purpose of the Transatlantic Slave Trade?

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To supply labor for plantations in the Americas

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To explore new territories

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To spread Christianity

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To promote cultural exchange between Africa and Europe

Question 7

Which food item was introduced to Europe through the Columbian Exchange?

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Potato

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Olive

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Wheat

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Rice

Question 8

What was one effect of the Age of Exploration on indigenous populations in the Americas?

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Many indigenous peoples were displaced or died from diseases

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They became powerful allies with European explorers

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Indigenous populations grew rapidly due to new trade opportunities

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They established their own exploratory voyages to Europe

Question 9

What was one consequence of the Columbian Exchange on global trade?

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The increase in agricultural diversity and trade

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The prohibition of certain goods

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A decrease in international conflicts

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The end of maritime exploration

Question 10

Which explorer is known for mapping much of the eastern coast of North America?

Accepted Answer

John Cabot

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Henry Hudson

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Christopher Columbus

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Jacques Cartier

Question 11

What was the main purpose of the Spanish conquistadors during the Age of Exploration?

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To conquer new territories and acquire wealth

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To promote peace and diplomacy

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To spread democracy

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To establish trade routes with Asia

Question 12

What was one major consequence of the Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494?

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It divided new lands between Spain and Portugal

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It banned exploration in the Americas

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It established trade relations with Asia

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It granted independence to indigenous tribes

Question 13

What was one of the primary drivers behind the Age of Exploration?

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The search for new trade routes to Asia

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The quest for ancient civilizations in Africa

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The desire to explore the moon

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The establishment of a global government

Question 14

What was a significant agricultural product transferred from the Americas to Europe during the Columbian Exchange?

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Corn

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Cocoa

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Coffee

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Olives

Question 15

Which empire was Hernán Cortés responsible for conquering in the early 16th century?

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The Aztec Empire

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The Ottoman Empire

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The Inca Empire

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The Mayan Empire

Question 16

What was one effect of the Age of Exploration on indigenous populations in the Americas?

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Many indigenous people were affected by diseases brought by Europeans

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All indigenous tribes unified against the explorers

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Indigenous populations grew rapidly due to new technologies

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European settlers built cities and shared their culture without conflict

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