Columbian Exchange and Transatlantic Trade

Analyzing this map, why is America called the "New World" and Europe called the "Old World"?

• Because America was discovered after Europe.

• Because America is larger than Europe.

• Because America is older than Europe.

• Because America is closer to the equator than Europe.

Which of the following foods were native to the New World?

• Apples and bananas.

• Pineapples and tomatoes.

• Grapes and peaches.

• Oranges and lemons.

Which continent was referred to as the "Old World"?

• Africa

• Asia

• Europe

• America

What was a significant cultural impact of the Columbian Exchange on Europe?

• Introduction of new languages.

• Introduction of new religions.

• Introduction of new foods like potatoes and tomatoes.

• Introduction of new clothing styles.

What is genocide ?

• The introduction of new diseases

• The killing of a large group of people

• The exchange of goods and culture

• The establishment of new colonies

How did the Atlantic Slave Trade impact the people of Africa?

• It led to the development of new technologies

• It resulted in the forced transportation of millions of Africans

• It promoted peaceful trade relations

• It increased the population of Africa

What was one of the consequences of the Encomienda system for Native Americans?

• Improved living conditions

• Freedom from labor

• A life of forced labor

• Equal partnership with Europeans

What was the role of the Spanish conquistadors in the Encomienda system?

• To protect indigenous cultures

• To trade goods with Native Americans

• To extract labor in exchange for protection

• To establish new colonies

What was the Atlantic Slave Trade also known as?

• The Transatlantic Slave Trade

• The European Trade Route

• The Pacific Exchange

• The Indian Ocean Trade

What was one of the cultural impacts of the Columbian Exchange on the Americas?

• Preservation of indigenous languages

• Introduction of European languages

• Isolation from European influence

• Strengthening of native religions