Rival on the World Stage Review

Which colony claimed the St. Lawrence River in Canada; established trading post at Quebec, established New France in Canada; colonies in West Indies, including Martinique and Guadeloupe

• Spanish Colonies 

• French Colonies

• English Colonies

• Dutch Colonies

• Portuguese Colonies

Which colony claimed established colonies across the Caribbean Islands, half of South America, almost all of Central America and most of North America?

• Spanish Colonies 

• French Colonies

• English Colonies

• Dutch Colonies

• Portuguese Colonies

Which colony established commercial network along the African coast, in South and East Asia?

• Spanish Colonies 

• French Colonies

• English Colonies

• Dutch Colonies

• Portuguese Colonies

Which colony established colonies in eastern Canada and several smaller islands in the West Indies, including Barbados and Bermuda?

• Spanish Colonies 

• French Colonies

• English Colonies

• Dutch Colonies

• Portuguese Colonies

Which colony stretched from the mouth of the Hudson River north to present-day Albany, New York.

• Spanish Colonies 

• French Colonies

• English Colonies

• Dutch Colonies

• Portuguese Colonies

How was Christianity as a Stimulus for exploration?

• Motivating European explorers didn't spread their religion and convert indigenous populations.

• Christianity caused conflicts and hindered exploration.
• Christianity led to the decline of exploration.
• Christianity had no impact on exploration.
• Governments and religious authorities sought to spread the faith

When king Charles I died childless rival suitors to the throne fought bitterly

What was this called and what did it result in?

• War of Spanish Succession

• Resulted in contract between the government of Spain agreeing that the other party would supply Spain with enslaved Africans

• Seven Years’ War

• Resulted in France giving up claims to large amounts of land east of the Mississippi River and in Canada.

• Resulted in Britain gaining the most in the New World, while Spain and France were weakened.

When king Charles I died childless rival suitors to the throne fought bitterly

What was this called and what did it result in?

• War of Spanish Succession

• Resulted in contract between the government of Spain agreeing that the other party would supply Spain with enslaved Africans

• Seven Years’ War

• Resulted in France giving up claims to large amounts of land east of the Mississippi River and in Canada.

• Resulted in Britain gaining the most in the New World, while Spain and France were weakened.

What are two examples of subjugation of indigenous people?

• Pizarro taking advantage of the weaken Inca

• Asiento supplying Spain with enslaved Africans to work in the Americas

• Francisco reaching the islands later named the Philippines

• Encomienda forcing indigenous people to do labor

• Native Americans, being aboriginaled by Australians and Maori people

One of the wars Great Britain and France fought in the 18th century was the Seven Years’ War, what happened as a result of the war?

• French victory and establishment of France as the dominant colonial power
• The war ended in a stalemate with no clear winner
• Great Britain and France formed an alliance and became equal colonial powers
• British lost and establishment of Great Britain as the dominant colonial power

• France gave up claims to large amounts of land east of the Mississippi River and in Canada.