What was the primary response of Caribbean Islanders or Native Americans or Amerindians to Old World diseases?

Which of the following best describes the estimate of Natives killed by disease?

Though the population of the new world was raged by multiple new world diseases at once which disease is often seen as the biggest killer?

Which of the following were effects of diseases in the new world?

What disease is one example of a new world disease affecting the old world?

Which new world crop has done extensive damage across the world? Notably, led to more American deaths than the actual fighting in WWII?

Which were old-world animals that caught on in the new world?

The largest beast of burden in the Americas domesticated by the natives prior to Columbus was?

The old world animal radically changed the lives of plains Indians.

According to this episode which of the following from the Columbian Exchange had the greatest positive impact?

Which of the following are examples of old-world crops not found in the Americas prior to Columbus?

Which are some new world crops that radically changed the old world?

Which of the following best describes the effect of new world crops on world population since the Columbian Exchange?

Which European country saw a massive spike in its population due to the introduction of the potato until the crop failed in the 1840s?

Manioc or cassava was so positively embraced by individuals on this continent that many claim it's actually from this continent?

New World grains never replaced rice in Southeast, or East Asia, but this new world food became known as the poor person's staple (go-to food).

Which demographic was moved in great numbers as part of the Columbian Exchange?

What opinion did author and historian Alfred Crosby have on the Columbian Exchange?

Has the Columbian Exchange been a positive or negative thing?

What was the largest 16th century kingdom that was fully located in Europe?

Which best describes the government of the Poland-Lithuanian Commonwealth?

Which best describes the demographics of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

As the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth expanded south, it incorporated what fertile territory?

What powerful kingdom to the North of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth had a united Lutheran population as well as a powerful army at the time?

What powerful Islamic kingdom to the south of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth controlled much of Hungary but was preoccupied with conquest to the west?

Which best describes the treatment of minorities such as Christians and Jews in the Ottoman Empire?

Which Ottoman Sultan greatly expanded the empire and was admired even by his enemies?

What process did the Ottomans use to prevent a secession crisis?

These elite troops loyal to the Sultan, were originally kidnapped Christian children from the Balkans.

After a long siege the Ottomans failed to capture what strategic city in 1683?

This winged hussars, heavy cavalry of what empire helped break the Ottoman siege of Vienna?

Which monarch was expanding the Russian Empire during the 16th century?

Those we often think of him as "the Terrible", Crash Course argues this Ivan IV was described as "groznyi" which can also be translated to mean?

What was the name of this group of this group in Russia who were bound to the land with little to no rights?

Early in his reign Ivan the Terrible conquered what kingdom which was the inspiration for St. Basil's Cathedral?

What group of nomadic free people plundered and traded until joining with Ivan IV becoming his elite troops allowing him to expand his empire into Siberia?

What is the name of the period following the death of Ivan IV?

Who would come to power in Russia following the time of troubles establishing a dynasty that would last until 1917?

Which Polish king allied with the Hapsburg monarchy to end the Ottoman siege of Vienna?

The first major societies in Mesoamerica were

Who was arguably the greatest/most powerful Mesoamerican society?

To prevent disasters Aztecs priests would appease their Gods by

What are examples of items Aztecs demanded as tribute? (more than one)

Subjects of the Aztecs loved them?

Which Conquistador conquered the Aztecs?

What helped the Spanish conquer and rule the Aztecs societies? (Could be multiple).

The Incan Empire was primarily located in?

Which Conquistador conquered the Inca?

The Inca Empire was comprised of roughly

How did the Inca keep records?

A specific period of team Inca males had to work for the government was called?

The Spanish split the Americas into

The real glory for conquistadors was

What precious medal did the Inca value?

The Spanish primarily used Africa slaves in the Peruvian mountains?

What precious metal did the Spanish find in great quantities?

What oversight hurt the Spanish economy?

What island nation is named after the King of Spain?

Phillips planned invasion of England is known as the

Credit for the failure of the Spanish Armada was largely given to

Inflation and incessant warring lead to Spain ______ on its debts

Where did the majority of Spanish silver go?

Restructuring of the Chines tax structure meant that citizens had to pay taxes in

Paying for taxes in silver drove up a production in

Inflation and over spending on national defense lead to the

The English victory over the Spanish and relative prosperity lead to individuals having enough money to attend

What is the leading theory on how did early humans migrate to the Americas?

Based on what we know now early humans in the Americas migrated where?

What are the names of the indigenous people (Native Americans) who live in the Arctic & Northwest

Do Inuits always live in igloos?

This Native American group who lived in the American Midwest is known for its mound building.

The largest pyramid currently known to be made by humans is found where?

This Native American group who lived along the Northeastern border of the US is known for its long houses and its confederation that influenced the founding fathers.

What animal were pre-Columbian plains Indians heavily dependent on?

What animal would radically change the lives of the Plains Indians with the arrival of the Spanish?

The Anasazi or Pueblo Indians are best known for their

What is suspected to have happened to the Anasazi?

Which are two of the earliest civilizations in Meso-America?

This Meso-American civilization was highly advanced but mysteriously collapsed around 800 BC. However, their language is still being spoken in parts of Mexico & Guatemala today.

Which of the following are accomplishments of the Maya?

Which game was played by various Meso-American cultures?

This civilization dominated central Mexico until the arrival of the Spanish.

According to Aztec legend what was the sign for the Aztecs to build their city? When they saw?

What were some similarities of Aztec and European culture?

This culture is the most notable pre-Columbian South American culture.

Which pre-Columbian empire was the largest in the Americas?

The Inca used which of the following?

This conquistador conquered the Aztecs.

This conquistador conquered the Incas.

Who was the leader of the Aztec empire when the Spanish first arrived?

Who was the leader of the Incan Empire when the Spanish first arrived?

Which Portuguese noble was a patron of exploration?

Because he funded and encouraged exploration, the study of navigation, and the development of new tools to aid in navigation. Prince Henry got the nickname?

After attempts along the Mediterranean’s southern shore. Where did the Portuguese venture in hopes of establishing new trade networks?

In 1488, who rounded the Cape of Good Hope, or, as it was called at the time, the Cape of Storms?

After rounding the tip of Africa this and reaching India this Portuguese explorer began to disrupt Indian ocean trade by menacing and fighting vessels.

Which of the following best describes the Portuguese empire?

Who financed Christopher Columbus's voyages?

This translator facilitated the passage of Hernan Cortes and his small army across Mexico and into the capital of the Aztec empire, gathering allies for him and warning him of impending danger along the way.

What was likely the most important factor in the Iberian conquest of the western hemisphere?