Quiz #2 - European Settlement and Exploration of North America

The process by which a foreign country comes to control the resources and humans of a distant and distinct area of land

• Genocide

• Colonization

• Geographical

• Settlement

A person who travels to a territory or community in order to make converts to their religion

• Missionary

• Conquistador

• Christian

• Religion

An area of land that is controlled by or belongs to a distant country

• Settlement

• Colonization

• Capital

• Colony

A journey by a group of people for a specific purpose

• Conquer

• Colony

• Missionary

• Expedition

This is the process by which plants, animals, diseases, and people were exchanged between Europe and the Americas

• The Columbian Exchange

• The Columbian Taxation

• The Columbian Marketplace

• Botanical Colonization

Who were the "Coureurs des bois "?

• French missionaries sent to convert American Indians to Christianity

• Crew members on the first French ship to sail the Northwest Passage

• French fur trappers in New France who had a close relationship to American Indians

• French fur trappers in the Spanish borderlands that built churches and town

The systematic destruction of traditions, values, language, and other elements of a specific racial or cultural group.

• Cultural genocide

• Cultural resilience

• Cultural anthropology

• Cultural diversity

What is the name for an all water route that connects the Atlantic ocean to the Pacific ocean through the Arctic area?

• The Southwest Passage

• The Northwest Passage

• The Bering Strait

• The Arctic Circle

What years are included in the '16 century'?

• 1600-1699

• 1600-1650

• 1500-1599

• 1500-1699

These 3 main European countries were exploring and settling North America in the 16th-18th centuries.

• France, Spain, and Portugal

• France, Spain, and Italy

• France, Portugal, and Poland

• France, Spain, and England