WorksheetsUnit 4 Latin Test B
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Where does most of the lumber from Brazil come from?
mountains
houses being torn apart
old furniture
Amazon Rainforest
Which country’s most densely populated area is its Southeastern region?
Cuba
Mexico
Brazil
Venezuela
Most people prefer to live in places that require ____________ adaptations and have _____________ natural resources.
little; lots of
little; no
lots of; little
lots of; no
the measure of goods and services produced in a country within a year
exports
imports
gross domestic product
economy
natural resources
the use of resources and money within a particular country
exports
imports
gross domestic product
economy
natural resources
materials or substances within a country, such as forests, minerals, or fertile land to be used for economic gain
exports
imports
gross domestic product
economy
natural resources
materials shipped in from another country
exports
imports
gross domestic product
economy
natural resources
materials that are shipped out from the home country to another country
exports
imports
gross domestic product
economy
natural resources
Which three factors affect where people live?
trains, planes, and automobiles
natural resources, climate, and parks
climate, natural resources, location
climate, location, and distance from capitol
Which term is defined as a pattern of where people live?
Population Patterns
Population Distribution
Sparsely Populated
Densely Populated
Which country’s most densely populated area is its Eastern half?
Cuba
Mexico
Brazil
Venezuela
Which is the main natural resource of Mexico?
Lumber
Petroleum
Sugarcane
Airplanes
Which is the main natural resource of Brazil?
Lumber
Cars
Trains
Minerals
Which civilizations were present before Europeans settled in Latin America?
Maya, Inca, and Peruvian
Maya, Aztec, and Peruvian
Maya, Peruvian, and Inca
Maya, Inca, and Aztec
The civilizations that existed in Latin America before the Europeans colonized it had their own languages and religions.
True
False
Which best describes an example of “globalization” during the 15th century?
The English settled the Americas, leaving their own culture behind and adapting to Native American culture
Spanish & Portuguese explorers brought supplies to Latin America but brought nothing back to Europe
Spanish & Portuguese explorers only brought diseases to Latin America
Spanish & Portuguese explorers brought agricultural supplies to Latin America and brought certain crops back to Europe
Who began the Colombian Exchange in 1492?
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand Magellan
Lewis and Clark
Juan Ponce de Leon
Which country conquered most of Central and South America, with the exception of Brazil?
France
Spain
Portugal
Both B and C
What is the main religion of Latin America?
Catholicism
Christianity
Judaism
Which two countries colonized Latin America?
Russia and Australia
Portugal and Spain
Europe and Japan
Spain and France
Which is the main language in most of Latin America?
Spanish
Portuguese
English
Which is the main language in Brazil?
Spanish
Portuguese
English
Which religion was brought to Latin America during globalization?
Roman Catholicism
Christianity
Hinduism
Methodist
Where did the slaves come from on the plantations and haciendas in Latin America?
The United States
Europe
West Africa
China
What happened to some of indigenous people in Latin America?
The owned the plantations and haciendas
The would die from diseases like smallpox
They would escape to other countries
They peacefully lived with the Europeans
What were the main crops grown and cultivated in Latin America?
Coffee and Sugar Cane
Squash
Corn
Tomatoes and Corn
Which two countries would import the majority of the slaves to Latin America?
The United States and Spain
Cuba and Mexico
Germany and Japan
Portugal and Spain
What happened to some of the slaves on the slave ships?
They would be the captains
They would kidnap the ships
They would die due to lack of sanitation and clean water
They would choose not to go to Latin America
tall grass with thick stalk that was used in production of sugar
plantation
hacienda
perish
sugarcane
indigenous
the forced enslavement and transportation of Africans to the Americas between 1400 and 1800
Transatlantic Slave Trade
The New World
Indigenous
hacienda
plantation
the original inhabitants of an area
Transatlantic Slave Trade
The New World
Indigenous
hacienda
plantation
to suffer to the point of death
perish
plantation
Indigenous
hacienda
a farming estate in which crops were exported for money
perish
plantation
Indigenous
hacienda
a plantation or farming estate in which crops were used for the colonists
perish
plantation
Indigenous
hacienda
The Old World
Europe
Latin America
Mexico
Haiti
