Week 2 Review Flashcard

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What does the "Gold" in the 3 G's of colonization represent?

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Countries wanted to make more money (gold and silver)

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Which example is associated with the "Gold" motivation for colonization? Options: Mercantilism and Triangular Trade, Religious Freedom, Expanding Territory, Gaining new allies

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Mercantilism and Triangular Trade

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What does the "God" in the 3 G's of colonization refer to?

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Countries wanted to spread their religion

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What does the "Glory" in the 3 G's of colonization mean?

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Countries wanted to become more powerful

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What does the term "exploration" mean?

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Traveling through an unknown area to discover more about it.

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What is the definition of colonization?

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State-sponsored settlement of people to new territories

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Why might a farmer choose to grow cash crops like sugarcane or cotton?

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To sell them for money

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What does the image of a man watering a tree with dollar signs most likely represent?

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Growing plants for money

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Why might an agrarian society be different from an industrial society?

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Agrarian societies focus on farming and rural life, while industrial societies focus on manufacturing and urban areas.

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A photograph of a large green field with a tractor working on it, representing farming in a rural area.

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This image shows a typical scene in an agrarian society.