(APWH) Unit 4 Review

The first direct and sustained link between the Americas and Asia was the trade in

• fur

• spices

• silk

• silver

Monopolies enriched European companies or nations by...

• giving that nation or company exclusive trading rights over an area or over a crop, so they received all of the profits for trading it

• growing regional markets into international ones

• limiting the amount of a product that countries could extract and sell

• I honestly can't think of any better answer choices...

What was the stance of the Japanese for trade after they allowed Christian missionaries and European Explorers to their country?

• Japan became a majority christian Country.

• Japan became isolated from the rest of the world due to Christian Missionaries destroying Buddhist temples.

• Japan welcomed European trade for the next 2 Centuries

• Japan began to travel to the Americas to trade silk.

Which Maritime Empire was the first to establish large-scale slave-trading operations on the African continent for the purposes of export to plantations in the Americas?

• Spain

• England

• France

• Portugal

Lateen sail, compass, astronomical charts were all influences from

• Interaction between Native Americans and Europeans

• Interaction along the Trans-Saharan trade route

• interaction with East Asia and South Asia and the Middle East

• all of the above

What did the Treaty of Tordesillas do?

• Split the Americas between England and France

• Split the Americas between Spain and Portugal

• Split the Americas between Belgium and China

• Split the Americas between the Dutch and Spain

Which of the following countries was the first to dominate the seas with advanced naval technology?

• Portugal

• France

• Britain

• China

Which group had the greatest success in converting people outside Europe to Christianity?

• Jesuit missionaries in China

• Spanish missionaries in the Philippines

• Puritan missionaries in New England

• Portuguese missionaries in West Africa

The majority of slaves went to __________ to work on _______.

• The Caribbean; sugar plantations

• Mexico; gold mines

• The US; cotton plantations

• Chile; silver mines

The Pueblo Revolt (1680) could be considered successful because...

• the Pueblo and Apache fought off Spanish colonizers trying to force religious conversions, and kept their influence away until 1692.

• the Spanish and Pueblo worked together to kick the French out of their native lands

• the Pueblo and Apache fought off the British forever and established a maroon society

• the revolt was the biggest native American-colonizer conflict of the 17th century