How European Exploration & Colonization changed North America

 What was a major impact of the arrival of European diseases like smallpox on Indigenous peoples?

• It led to increased economic prosperity.

• It caused widespread loss of life.

• It improved overall health conditions.

•  It had minimal effects

Which European power established New France in parts of Canada?

• Spain

• Netherlands

• France

• England

Which did European settlers introduce to North America?

• Beans and corn

• Wheat and pigs

• Oranges and grapes

•  Barley and cattle

What was the biggest reason for conflicts between Indigenous peoples and European colonists?

• Trade disputes

• Cultural misunderstandings

•  Competition for land and resources

• Religious differences

What fueled economic expansion in Europe as a result of colonization?

• Influx of Indigenous peoples

• Acquisition of new resources

• Establishment of robust trade

• Agricultural innovations

Which European power established colonies along the St. Lawrence River and Great Lakes?

• Spain

•  France

• Netherlands

• England

What effect did the fur trade have on the economy of colonial North America?

• It played a minimal role.

• It caused an economic recession.

• It was very significant.

• It was restricted by Indigenous peoples.

How did the environment change under European colonization

• Deforestation increased

• Biodiversity improved

• Conservation practices spread

• Agricultural activities declined

Which colonial interest led to the French and Indian War?

• Access to the fur trade

• Religious conflicts

• Acquisition of land

• Control of shipping routes

What was a major effect of European colonists bringing their religious beliefs to North America?

• They built churches and converted many Native Americans to Christianity.

• They respected the religious beliefs of Native Americans and did not try to change them.

• They completely outlawed the practice of traditional Native American religions.

• They had no interest in spreading their religious faith to Native Americans.