England's Late Entry into the Age of Exploration

England's Late Entry into the Age of Exploration

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Interactive Video

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Jackson Turner

History, Social Studies, Religious Studies

9th - 12th Grade

Hard

05:28

The video discusses England's delayed entry into New World colonization, highlighting factors such as religious conflicts between Catholics and Protestants, colonial issues in Ireland, and economic challenges. It explains how England, unlike Spain, initially focused on privateering to gain wealth from the New World. The video also touches on the internal conditions in England that eventually led to its colonial ventures.

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1.

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What was the main reason for England's late start in the Age of Exploration compared to Spain?

2.

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Who was the first European to establish a colony in the New World?

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What major religious change did Henry VII implement in England?

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30 sec • 1 pt

Which two daughters of Henry VII were involved in the religious conflict in England?

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What was England's perception of the Irish population during their colonial efforts?

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What was one of the main reasons England was preoccupied and delayed in exploring the New World?

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What economic strategy did England use to gain wealth from the New World without establishing colonies?

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30 sec • 1 pt

Who was the most famous privateer mentioned in the video?

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Why did England prefer using privateers over establishing colonies initially?

10.

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30 sec • 1 pt

What will the next video discuss regarding England's colonial efforts?

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