Ch 14 post-reading quiz p. 339-45
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- Q1All of the following were motives for exploration EXCEPTDuty to spread ChristianityDesire to learn about technology from other countriesDesire to get wealthyDesire to explore the world30s
- Q2How did technology make exploration possible?It led to new economic theoriesIt improved transportation and made navigation more accurateIt helped explorers know what goods they'd find in AsiaIt made monarchs richer and more able to finance voyages30s
- Q3How did the Portuguese create a maritime empire?Set up military/trading portsUsed the power of their navyUsed extreme violence against unwilling localsAll of the choices are correct30s
- Q4Why was Portugal unable to dominate trade in Southeast Asia?B) Dutch took over Indonesia spice tradeBoth A and BA) Not enough people/ wealth for a far flung empireC) British fought a war against them30s
- Q5Why were China and India unable fully resist Western control?Weak bordersNone of these reasonsFailing economiesInternal decay and corruption30s
- Q6How did Japan resist Western control?Having a strong leader (Ieyasu Tokugawa) who consolidated powerAll of these are correctExpelling/killing Catholic missionariesLimiting trade to one port, Nagasaki, and to certain times of year.30s