Interaction and Disruptions Review
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11th Grade
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which of the following statements is NOT accurate about trade in the Old World before the Age of Exploration?
Europe and Asia were connected through trade, but Africa was not;
Europe, Asia, and Africa were all connected to each other through trade;
Europe and Africa were connected to each other through trade, but Asia was not;
Asia and Africa were connected to each other through trade, but Europe was not.
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Europe, Asia, and Africa were all connected to each other through trade.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which of the following statements best describes how connected the Old World was prior to the Age of Exploration?
The Americas were connected to the rest of the world through trade.
Asia, Africa, and Europe were connected to each other through trade.
The regions of the Old World did not interact with each other.
Africa and Asia were connected through trade, but Europe was not.
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Asia, Africa, and Europe were connected to each other through trade.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which of the following statements is NOT accurate based on the map above?
The Inca had two main trade routes in South America.
The Inca had both coastal and mountain trade routes.
The Incan trade routes connected multiple capitals within the empire.
The Inca had trade routes that went through modern-day Brazil.
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The Inca had trade routes that went through modern-day Brazil.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which of the following statements best describes how connected the New World was prior to the Age of Exploration? The Americas were connected to the rest of the world through trade. South America was connected to Central America through trade. South America was isolated from the rest of the world. The regions of the Old World were disconnected from each other.
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South America was isolated from the rest of the world.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the Columbian Exchange’s impact on the Old World? Options: The Columbian Exchange had a positive impact on the Old World because it provided new crops that led to population increase in Europe, Asia, and Africa., The Columbian Exchange had a negative impact on the Old World because it led to the spreading of deadly diseases among Europeans., The Columbian Exchange had both a positive and negative impact on the Old World because it led to population growth in Eurasia but also the enslavement of Africans., The Columbian Exchange had both a positive and negative impact on the Old World because it led to more wealth for European monarchs but population decrease in Europe.
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The Columbian Exchange had both a positive and negative impact on the Old World because it led to population growth in Eurasia but also the enslavement of Africans.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding the Columbian Exchange’s impact on the New World? Options: The Columbian Exchange had a positive impact on the New World because it provided new crops to indigenous Americans. The Columbian Exchange had a positive impact on the New World because it provided new trade routes for indigenous American explorers. The Columbian Exchange had a negative impact on the New World because it led to a dramatic population decrease of indigenous Americans. The Columbian Exchange had both a positive and negative impact on the Old World because it led to an increase in wealth for some natives but enslavement for others.
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The Columbian Exchange had a negative impact on the New World because it led to a dramatic population decrease of indigenous Americans.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
The causes of European exploration to the Americas included all of the following EXCEPT:
- Spreading Christianity to new areas of the world.
- The pursuit of natural resources such as gold and silver.
- Seeking out new trade routes to go around the Ottoman Empire.
- Seeking out new medicines to combat deadly diseases in Europe.
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Seeking out new medicines to combat deadly diseases in Europe.
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