
Ch 4 Lesson 19: Explorers
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Douglas Allard
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By Douglas Allard
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Who: Christopher Columbus, Ponce de Leon, Hernado de Soto, Francisco Cornanado
When: 1492-1600
Where: South and Central America, Southwestern US, Florida, parts of the Caribbean
Why: Gain gold and land from Native Americans, establish plantations in Mexico, South America, and the Caribbean
Spain
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New Spain
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following explorers came to the Americas for Spain?
Christopher Columbus
Jacques Cartier
Henry Hudson
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Multiple Choice
Spain claimed land in which of the following territories?
Central and South America
Canada and parts of North America
Near the Hudson River and present day New York City
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Who: Samuel de Champlain, Jacques Cartier, Robert de La Salle
When: 1550s-1680s
Where: Canada, North America, part of the Caribbean
Why: Trade furs with Native Americans in Canada and sugar plantations in the Caribbean, spread religion
France
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New France
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following explorers came to the Americas for France?
Christopher Columbus
Jacques Cartier
Henry Hudson
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Multiple Choice
France claimed land in which of the following territories?
Central and South America
Canada and parts of North America
Near the Hudson River and present day New York City
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Who: Henry Hudson
When: 1609-1611
Where: Present day New York along the Hudson River
Why: Establish trading posts in Fort Orange, New Amsterdam, and the Caribbean
Netherlands (Dutch)
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New Netherlands
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following explorers came to the Americas for the Netherlands
Christopher Columbus
Jacques Cartier
Henry Hudson
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Multiple Choice
The Netherlands claimed land in which of the following territories?
Central and South America
Canada and parts of North America
Near the Hudson River and present day New York City
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Multiple Choice
Cause: Why did Spain claim the most land in the America?
Spain sent the most explorers and sent them first
Spain sent the least number of explorers and sent them first
Spain sent the most explorers and sent themlast
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Multiple Choice
Cause: Why did the Netherlands claim the least land in the America?
The Netherlands sent the most number of explorers and sent them first
The Netherlands sent the least number of explorers and sent them last.
The Netherlands sent the most explorers and sent them last
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