Module 3 Vocabulary

What is a monarch?

• A monarch is a form of government.
• A monarch is a sovereign head of state.
• A monarch is a political party.
• A monarch is a type of bird.

What is an import?

• An import is a good or service brought into a country from abroad.
• An import is a service provided exclusively within a country.
• An import is a type of currency exchange.
• An import is a tax imposed on goods from other countries.

What is an export?

• A service that is only available domestically.
• A product that is imported from another country.
• A product or service sold to another country.

• A product that is given away for free.

What is a representative?

• A representative is someone who sells products.
• A representative is a type of government official.
• A representative is someone who acts on behalf of others.
• A representative is a person who organizes events.

What is mercantilism?

• Mercantilism is a form of socialism that promotes wealth redistribution.
• Mercantilism is a system of creating and maintaining wealth through carefully controlled trade.

• Mercantilism is a strategy for reducing trade barriers and promoting free trade.
• Mercantilism is an economic theory that discourages government intervention in markets.

What is triangular trade?

• A trade system involving only two regions exchanging goods.
• A trade system exchanging goods and enslaved people in a triangular route.

• A method of barter that does not involve money.
• A modern trade agreement between countries.

What was the Middle Passage?

• The Middle Passage was the forced voyage of enslaved Africans to the Americas.
• A trade route for spices between Europe and Asia.
• A journey taken by explorers to discover new lands.
• The migration of indigenous peoples within Africa.

The French & Indian War was fought between which countries?

• Netherlands and Austria
• Great Britain and France
• France and Native Americans

• Spain and Portugal

What is salutary neglect?

• A policy of relaxed enforcement of regulations in the American colonies by Britain.

• A strict enforcement of laws in the American colonies by Britain.
• A policy promoting direct control over colonial trade by Britain.
• A strategy to encourage colonial rebellion against British rule.

What were the Navigation Acts?

• The Navigation Acts were treaties between England and France.
• The Navigation Acts were laws that regulated colonial trade to benefit England.
• The Navigation Acts were regulations that restricted immigration to the colonies.
• The Navigation Acts were laws that promoted free trade among colonies.