Unit 3 Test: Exploration and Settlement

Front

What is a religious institution where people lived, worked, and learned about Christian beliefs and traditions?

Back

Mission

Front

What is the head of a monarchy called?

Back

Monarch

Front

What is a Spanish cattle farm called?

Back

Rancho

Front

What is the sharing of plants, animals, ideas, and technology between Europe and the Americas?

Back

Columbian Exchange

Front

The motives of exploration are often referred to as the three Gs. What does this stand for?

Back

gold, God, glory

Front

The American Indians made a special connection with __________, using them for hunting, travel, and trade.

Back

horses

Front

Europeans brought many __________ to the Americas, resulting in the deaths of many American Indians.

Back

diseases

Front

Which two European countries competed for control of Texas? A. Spain and France, B. Germany and Spain, C. France and England, D. England and Germany

Back

Spain and France

Front

What was the goal of Piñeda’s expedition? A. to discover silver and gold mines, B. to find a route to the Pacific Ocean, C. to map the rivers and lakes of Texas, D. to prove La Florida was not an island

Back

to find a route to the Pacific Ocean

Front

What was Cabeza de Vaca’s major accomplishment?

Back

a historical account