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Columbus vs History (Burns)

Columbus vs History (Burns)

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8th Grade

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Kevin Burns

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12 Slides • 22 Questions

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Who were the first Europeans to visit the Americas?

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A) Italians

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B) Spaniards

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C) Norse

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What was Columbus trying to find in his expedition?

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A) India

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B) Atlantis

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C) Fountain of Youth

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How did Columbus's governorship of the Hispaniola colony end?

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A) Imprisoned by the king for excessive brutality

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B) Overthrown in a native rebellion

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C) Lost re-election bid to Bartolomé de las Casas

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What did Christopher Columbus initially set out to find?

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A better trade route to India

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A passage to China

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New lands for colonization

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The Fountain of Youth

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Who began the Columbian Exchange by sailing west to gain access to India but instead he discovered North and South America?
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Christopher Columbus
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Hernan Cortes
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Francisco Pizarro
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John Smith

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What were Christopher Columbuses ships' names?

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Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria

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JambayanNarek

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star wars for life

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somethingfdhfgdhsgdhfgdhfdhf sdfhgsdgfb

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Christopher Columbus

-Christopher Columbus was an Italian explorer who stumbled
upon the Americas and whose journeys marked the
beginning of centuries of transatlantic colonization.

-Columbus made 4 trips across the Atlantic Ocean from
Spain in: 1492, 1493, 1498, and 1502.

-He was determined to find a direct water route west from
Europe to Asia. (He never did)

-He instead stumbled across the Americas. This encounter marked the beginning of centuries of exploration and colonization of North and South America.

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Draw what you think Columbus' Voyage/Route might have looked like

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Columbian Exchange

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The cause and effect relationship of the Columbian Exchange

I will know. that the Columbian Exchange resulted in the exchange of useful crops and animals, as well as deadly diseases.

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The Columbian Exchange

Goods such as plants, animals, and diseases.

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Multiple Choice

What was the Columbian Exchange?

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a prisoner exchange between Cortés and the Aztecs

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a peace exchange between Columbus and the Taino

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an exchange of cultures and goods between Europe and Asia

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an exchange of cultures and goods across the Atlantic Ocean

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Multiple Choice

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Columbus accidentally landed in America unknowingly discovering...

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Antarctica

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India

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The New World

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The Old World

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Multiple Choice

Which had the greatest effect on American Indian populations?

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crops

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diseases

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horses

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plantations

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Multiple Choice

What statement best supports the argument that the Age of Exploration did more harm than good?

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European settlers formed plantations to grow sugar.

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Millions of American Indians died, and their cultures changed.

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Many of the brave sailors and explorers never returned home.

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Expeditions were expensive and cost more than they brought home.

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Where is this food originally from?

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Old World

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New World

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Both

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Multiple Choice

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Is this food originally from Old World or New World?

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Old World

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New World

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Did this food come from the Old World or New World?

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Old World

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New World

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Multiple Choice

Which is not part of the Old World?

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Africa

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Asia

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Europe

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North & South America

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Multiple Choice

Which is not a part of the New World?
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North America
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Caribbean
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South America
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Asia

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Multiple Choice

The unintentional mixing of crops, animals, diseases, and more between the Old and New World
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Columbian Exchange
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Triangular Trade

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The New World refers to

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Europe and Africa

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North and South America

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Australia and Antarctica

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Asia

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What were the main negative consequences of the Columbian Exchange?
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many Native Americans died, diseases were spread, slavery began
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new foods and resources
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the Old World brought terrible music to the New World
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none - it was all good

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What were the main positive consequences of the Columbian Exchange?
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traveling by ship was really fun
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better looking people coming over from one place to the other
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disease, death, slavery
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healthier diet, new resources, good trading

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•Where did horses come from?
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Old World
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New World

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What cause many Native Americans to die during the time of the Columbian Exchange?
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Diseases
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Spoiled Food
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Spoiled Meat
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War with Europeans

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