Who is commonly credited with discovering the New World in 1492?

Who was the first person to circumnavigate the world?

Who conquered the Aztecs?

Who conquered the Incas?

The Hudson Bay is named after which explorer?

What is terrace farming?

What are chinampas?

What was the capital city of the Aztec Empire?

Where were the Aztecs primarily located?

Where were the Incas originally from?

Where are the Andes Mountains located?

What primarily caused the decline of the Aztec population?

Which disease was most responsible for the massive decline in the Aztec population?

What motivated European exploration and colonization during the Age of Discovery, commonly summarized as 'God, Gold, and Glory'?

Which European country was primarily motivated by 'God, Gold, and Glory' during its exploration of the Americas?

Which event is an example of the 'Gold' motivation during the Age of Exploration?

In addition to seeking 'Gold', what was one of the main religious motivations behind European explorations in the phrase 'God, Gold, and Glory'?

What was one advantage of the conquistadors in their conquests of the Americas?

What network did the Incas create to improve communication and transportation across their empire?

What was the Middle Passage?

What was the transatlantic slave trade?

Why were slaves needed in the New World?

What was one of the main conditions of the Middle Passage for enslaved Africans?

What was triangular trade?

What is monotheism?

What does polytheism mean?

What is the holy book of Christianity?

Which of the following religions is considered monotheistic?

Where is Sparta located?

What was the primary focus of Spartan society?

What form of government was developed in ancient Athens?