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Explorers and Global Change QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of early exploration and global exchanges. por James Keever 1 Which sea connected the Ottoman Empire to the eastern Mediterranean for spice trade? a Black Sea b Aegean Sea c Red Sea d Eastern Mediterranean Sea 2 Which explorers are listed as attempting to find the Northwest Passage to Asia? a Columbus, Magellan, Vespucci b Ferdinand Magellan, Vespucci, de Gama c John Cabot, Jacques Cartier, Henry Hudson d Da Gama, Pizarro, Cortés 3 Who is associated with the discovery of Newfoundland according to the sheet? a John Cabot b Ferdinand Magellan c Vasco da Gama d Henry Hudson 4 Which item is NOT a motive for exploration listed on the sheet? a Navigation tools b Gold and spices c Religious disputes d Finding new routes 5 What tool or concept helped early explorers map distant lands? a Astrolabe b Cartographers c Sextant d Compass rose 6 Which treaty is associated with early world maps and exploration mentioned on the page? a Peace of Westphalia b Treaty of Paris c Treaty of Versailles d Treaty of Tordesillas 7 Who is named as a navigator built an exploration school in Sagres? a Magellan b Prince Henry the Navigator c Vespucci d Columbus 8 What were the four main European-driven trade goods listed in the passage? a Spices, silk, tea, porcelain b Timber, fish, tobacco, coffee c Gold, spices, silk, and slaves d Gold, wine, olives, copper 9 Which city is linked to the early maritime exploration school? a Sagres, Portugal b Lisbon, Portugal c Seville, Spain d Granada, Spain 10 Which explorer is credited with sailing around Africa to reach India? a Columbus b Amerigo Vespucci c Vasco da Gama d Ferdinand Magellan 11 The Philippines were claimed for which country by Magellan’s voyage? a France b Portugal c England d Spain 12 Which empire’s trade networks connected with the Columbian Exchange? a Mongol Empire b Mughhal Empire c Ottoman Empire d Roman Empire 13 Which river basin is noted as moving into new trade routes in the text? a Nile River Basin b Mississippi River Basin c Amazon River Basin d Yangtze River Basin 14 Which institution is described as controlling daily life in Spanish America? a The University b The Parliament c The Military d The Catholic Church 15 Which group is associated with enslaved Africans in the context? a European nobles b Free merchants c Indigenous traders d Enslaved Africans 16 Which dynasty followed the Ming and was noted for strict trade rules? a Cao Dynasty b Song Dynasty c Qing Dynasty d Mughal Dynasty 17 Which term describes Europeans’ transfer of culture and goods to Africa and the Americas? a Triangular Trade b Columbian Exchange c Mercantilism d Industrial Revolution 18 Which empire is described as 'maghal empire' in the answers list? a Ming Dynasty b Mughal Empire c Ottoman Empire d Aztec Empire 19 What is the main purpose of a cartographer in exploration? a Navigate ships b Sell spices c Produce accurate maps d Build ships 20 Which nation’s traders supported port and spice trade along Africa and India? a Asians only b Americans c Africans only d Europeans 21 Which factor helped Europeans dominate the spice trade in the Indian Ocean? a Larger fleets only b Advancements in navigation c Stricter laws d Better farming 22 Which word best fits a system replacing native workers with enslaved Africans? a Feudalism b Slavery/Enslavement c Mercantilism d Democracy 23 Which civilization is noted as the source of Catholic influence in the New World? a The Shinto Shrine b The Catholic Church c The Anglican Church d The Buddhist Monastery 24 What is a common result of European colonization on indigenous cultures? a Unchanged societies b Total preservation c Cultural exchange and disruption d Fast population decline only

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Explorers and Global Change QuizVersión en línea

por James Keever

Which sea connected the Ottoman Empire to the eastern Mediterranean for spice trade?

Which explorers are listed as attempting to find the Northwest Passage to Asia?

Who is associated with the discovery of Newfoundland according to the sheet?

Which item is NOT a motive for exploration listed on the sheet?

What tool or concept helped early explorers map distant lands?

Which treaty is associated with early world maps and exploration mentioned on the page?

Who is named as a navigator built an exploration school in Sagres?

What were the four main European-driven trade goods listed in the passage?

Which city is linked to the early maritime exploration school?

Which explorer is credited with sailing around Africa to reach India?

The Philippines were claimed for which country by Magellan’s voyage?

Which empire’s trade networks connected with the Columbian Exchange?

Which river basin is noted as moving into new trade routes in the text?

Which institution is described as controlling daily life in Spanish America?

Which group is associated with enslaved Africans in the context?

Which dynasty followed the Ming and was noted for strict trade rules?

Which term describes Europeans’ transfer of culture and goods to Africa and the Americas?

Which empire is described as 'maghal empire' in the answers list?

What is the main purpose of a cartographer in exploration?

Which nation’s traders supported port and spice trade along Africa and India?

Which factor helped Europeans dominate the spice trade in the Indian Ocean?

Which word best fits a system replacing native workers with enslaved Africans?

Which civilization is noted as the source of Catholic influence in the New World?

What is a common result of European colonization on indigenous cultures?