APUSH Chapter 1

Both the Aztec and Inca empires were

• rural and poor
• small in population, but sophisticated in infrastructure 
• large, wealthy, and sophisticated
• large in geographical size, but sparsely populated 

Pubelo Indians lived in what is now:

• the eastern United States
• the southwestern United States
• Mexico
• the northeastern United States

Europeans tended to think which one of the following about Native Americans and their cultures?

• All Native Americans wwere gentle and friendly
• Native Americans worshiped the same God that Europeans did, although they called him by different names
• Native Americans failed to make use of the land, so it was acceptable for Europeans to take it and use it
• Native American cultures were actually superior to those of Europeans

The Black Legend described:

• the Aztecs' view of Cortes
• English pirates along the African cost
• Spain as a uniquely brutal colonizer
• Indians as savages

What were the "3 G's" of Exploration?

• Glory, Goods, and Gathering
• Gold, Gucci, and Good times
• God, Glory, and Gold
• God, Goodness, and Glory

Which of the following technological advances helped cause the Age of Exploration?

• Maps
• Astrolabe
• Globes
• Masts

What was the impact of the Age of Exploration on European countries?

• Disease killed many Europeans
• Christians were outraged at the killings
• There was an influx of gold and silver in Europe
• A faster route to Asia was found

How were Native Americans impacted by the Age of Exploration?

• They became rich from trading
• They used modern technology to farm more land
• Many died from disease, slavery, and war
• They were able to use written language to become successful

What was the "Middle Passage?"

• Moving through the middle of America
• Moving through the middle of Europe
• Africans being transported as slaves across the Atlantic Ocean
• Africans being transported as slaves across America

In the nexchange of goods between Native Americans and Europeans, what good provided a consistnet trade advantage for the Native Americans?

• agricultural products
• bows and arrows
• horses and other domesticated livestock
• religious artifacts