Test on Chapter 10, Chapter 11, and Chapter 12

The trade between the East and the West was benefited by:

• Spanish

• French

• Italian

• British

The quadrant was used to:

• improve navigation

• measure distance travelled

• tell time

• predict when there would be full moon

Trade was profitable in Venice, Pisa, and Genoa because:

• Merchants could find wealth

• Of the geographical location

• Of the School of Navigation

• The trading goods were attractive to the merchants

The rulers and the people of Ghana followed:

• Christianity

• Hinduism

• Islam

• Indigenous religions

The three countries that lived mostly by agriculture and cattle raising were:

• Ghana, Mali, and Songhai

• Nigeria, Cairo, and South Africa

• Lagos, Cairo, and Johannesburg

• Middle East, East Africa, and North Africa

The three cities Africa consisted of were:

• Ghana, Mali, and Songhai

• Nigeria, Cairo, and South Africa

• Lagos, Cairo, and Johannesburg

• Middle East, East Africa, North Africa

The disadvantages of taking long routes at sea was because it was difficult and dangerous

• True

• False

The Europeans were convinced that you could reach the west by sailing east.

• True

• False

A compass is NOT used to show direction

• True

• False

The Portuguese was interested in finding a sea route from Africa to the east.

• True

• False