Grade 6 Unit 1 Study guide

What was the perspective of Europeans on the nativ americans during exploratin and the settlement of North America?

• Europeans viewed North Americans as civilized.

• Europeans viewed North Americans as uncivilized

• Europeans viewed North Americans as intelligent

• Europeans viewed North Americans as controlling

What was the perspective of Native Americans on europeansa during exploratin and the settlement of North America?

• Native Americans viewed the Europeans as civilized.

• Native Americans viewed the Europeans as uncivilized

• Native Americans viewed the Europeans as intelligent

• Native Americans viewed the Europeans as controlling

Why did Columbus make multiple voyages to the new world?

• To explore new territories, seek wealth, and establish trade routes for Spain

• To spread Christianity to indigenous peoples
• To find a faster route to Asia
• To escape from political turmoil in Spain

What were the motivations for explorations in the New World (the Americans)?

• Establishing diplomatic relations with Europe
• Searching for mythical creatures
• Exploring the Arctic for new resources
• the search for trade routes, wealth, spreading Christianity, and land expansion.

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• spread christainity

• Glory

• land and resources

• God

• riches and wealth

• Gold

What are the resluts of European exploration to the New World? Check All

• The immediate abolition of slavery in the Americas
• The establishment of a unified European government
• disease spread and killed Native Americans

• Spanish Conquistidors had better weapons, so they killed many Indians..

• Destroyed whole tribes like the Aztecs/Incas

where were trading posts located?

• Trading posts were established exclusively in mountain ranges.
• Trading posts were located at strategic points along trade routes, river crossings, and near ports.
• Trading posts were found only in large cities.
• Trading posts were located in the middle of deserts.

Why are trading posts located along rivers?

• Trading posts are located in mountains for better visibility.
• Trading posts are built in deserts to avoid flooding.
• Trading posts are located in urban areas to attract more customers.
• Trading posts are located along rivers for easier and faster transportation and access to resources.

What was the main motivation for fur trappers and traders moving to the New World?

• Religious freedom and refuge.
• money and economic opportunities

• Establishing permanent settlements.
• The search for gold and silver.

What was the relationship between the Powhatan Native Americans and the Jamestown Settles like?

• The Powhatan completely ignored the Jamestown settlers.
• The relationship was friendly and never changed.
• The Powhatan and Jamestown settlers were always at war.
• The relationship was initially cooperative but later became hostile.