Columbian Exchange
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- Q 1/8Score 0Which country was the most powerful during the age of exploration?29U.S.A.SpainEnglandFrance
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- Q1Which country was the most powerful during the age of exploration?U.S.A.SpainEnglandFrance30s
- Q2What were Spain's main motivations for wanting to come to the New World?becoming famousgold, getting new land, spreading Christianitylearning new skills from the Native Americansfur and trade30s
- Q3Which continents are part of the New World?Australia and AntarcticaEurope and AfricaAsiaNorth and South America30s
- Q4Which continents are part of the Old World?North and South AmericaCarbondale and DenverEurope, Africa & AsiaAustralia and Antarctica30s
- Q5How did France treat the Native Americans in the 1500-1700s?they tried to be business partners and friends with themthey tried to conquer themthey wanted to steal all their goldthey wanted to spread Christianity30s
- Q6What were the main negative consequences of the Columbian Exchange?spread of diseases, mostly to the Native Americanstaking land away from Native Americansslavery of Native Americans and Africansall of the above30s
- Q7What were the positive consequences of the Columbian Exchange?good trades and the exchange of needed resourcesall of the abovehealthier diets for everyoneexchanging ideas and finding new land for Europeans30s
- Q8Who is a European?People who came from Europe (the Spanish, the French, the English, etc.)only people who live in EnglandNative AmericansPeople who like rope30s
