Trade and Mercantilism

Wood, water, bricks, corn - are all from the earth. These are called: ____________.

• finished products
• mercantilism
• plants
• raw materials

Raw materials are used to make the things we make ourselves or buy in stores. Those things are:___________.

• raw materials
• finished products
• natural resources
• from the earth

After Columbus met the Taino, other Europeans and natives began trading food, metals like gold, disease, and ideas. This trade was called

• Great Trade
• Native-European Trade
• mercantilism
• Columbian Exchange

The 7 largest pieces of land on earth are 

• SPENF
• countries
• continents
• cities

There are almost 200 _________ in the world. These are the second largest pieces of land.

• continents
• countries
• oceans
• cities

Land the mother country takes in a distant place and uses to make money for itself is a _____________. 

• mercantilism
• conversion
• colony
• city

The process of growing raw materials in the colonies and turning them into finished products that are sold is _____________. Its main goal is to make the mother country wealthy.

• Columbian Exchange
• capitalism
• enslavement
• mercantilism

Europeans wanted Native Americans to 

• change their religion, laws, money and other things.
• stay the same.
• teach them how to live like natives.

The SPENF countries are in the continent that is the color ____________

• green
• yellow
• purple
• red

The "New World" is the same as the 2 continents here that are the colors_____________.

• green
• yellow
• purple
• red