SLO Cause and Effect Explanations Set One
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- Q1When Europeans first arrived in the New World, they enslaved Native Americans to work on ______________________ The work was extremely hard, and many Native Americans were not accustomed to the intense labor demanded by the Europeans.plantations and in mines.30s
- Q2Native Americans had no _______________________________ to diseases brought by Europeans, such as smallpox, measles, and influenza. These diseases spread rapidly and were often deadly.immunity30s
- Q3As the Native American population declined due to overwork and disease, European colonists needed _____________________ to work on their plantations and in mines.a new source of labor30s
- Q4Europeans turned to Africa, where they began to capture and purchase Africans to be transported to the New World as slaves. This was the beginning of the __________________________________________________transatlantic slave trade.30s
- Q5Africans were forced to work on plantations growing crops like _________________________ They were also used in mines and other labor-intensive industries.sugar, tobacco, and cotton.30s
- Q6The transatlantic slave trade had ________________________________ on African societies, leading to the displacement of millions of people and significant social and economic disruption.devastating effects30s
- Q7The high mortality rate among Native American slaves due to overwork and exposure to European diseases led to a _______________________ in the New World.labor shortage30s
- Q8To address this shortage, Europeans began to bring ____________________________________ to the New World to serve as manual laborers, resulting in the establishment of the transatlantic slave trade and a significant shift in the demographic and economic landscape of the Americas.Africans30s
- Q9Cause: Native American slaves died from overwork and European diseases.Effect: Africans were brought to the New World to be used as manual labor.30s
- Q10In the 1500s and 1600s, European countries like ________________________________ were in fierce competition to become the most powerful and wealthy nations in the world.Spain, France, and England30s
- Q11These countries believed that by __________________________ they could gain access to valuable resources like gold, silver, and other natural resources. Colonies also provided new markets for European goods.exploring new lands and establishing colonies,30s
- Q12Establishing colonies allowed European powers to claim large areas of land. The more land a country controlled, the more ____________________ it was considered to be.powerful30s
- Q13Spain was one of the first European countries to explore the New World. They sent explorers like _______________________ , who traveled through parts of what is now the southeastern United States, including South Carolina, in search of wealth and new territories.Hernando de Soto30s
- Q14France also wanted to expand its influence and establish colonies in the New World. French explorers like _________________________ explored the southeastern coast of North America.Jean Ribault30s
- Q15The Spanish established several settlements and forts in the southeastern United States. One of their early attempts in South Carolina was the settlement of _______________________________ on Parris Island in 1566.Santa Elena30s