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WorksheetsHistory Midterm; Explorers, Ch.1, Ch. 2 Quiz.🤘
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 39mins
Explorer that brought back a giraffe to China...
Da Vaca
Zheng He
Champlain
Cortes
In 1532 (a) and his men travelled 21 months and twenty-five hundred miles to reach Mexico, after being enslaved.
Coronado searched for this....
5 cities of gold
seven cities of gold
3 cities of people
seven cities of silver
These two explorers ____and____searched for the Northwest Passage.
De Vaca and Hudson
Cartier and Cortes
Cortes and Champlain
Hudson and Cabot
This explorer found the city of Quebec
(a)
This explorer was particularly brutal to the Taino Indians
Columbus
Cortes
Hudson
Vespucci
The motto for the spanish
Gravy, Gold, Groove
God, Grass, Glory
Grooms, bride, God.
Gold, God, Glory
In 1565,__________was constructed off the coast of Florida by the Spanish
St. Augustine
Iceland
Castillo de San Marcos
Pensacola
Erik the Red explored what place for the vikings
Iceland
Grassland
Greenland
Redland
This explorer travelled into North America and discovered the Mississippi River
(a)
Henry Hudson was given credit for discovering what bay in 1610
Henry Bay
Hunter Bay
Hudson Bay
Harrison Bay
Hernando Cortes encounter the Aztecs around 1519 and their ruler_____in Mexico
Cuzco
Montezuma
Atahaualpa
Zheng He
Vasco da Gama sailed in 1497 around the tip of this continent
Canada
Africa
Australia
South America
Christopher Columbus was an explorer for which country:_______
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Canada
Ferdinand Magellan's crew was the first to____ the globe which means "to go around"
Circumvent
curricular
circumnavigate
radial navigation
Henry Hudson, and Englishman, sailed for which country in 1610:______
England
France
Iceland
Dutch
America is named for this famous explorer
John Cabot
Amerigo Vespucci
Amerigo Vespasian
Emerius Merlin
Vasco Da Gama brought back salt to Portugal that was highly sought after item.
True
False
Chinese ships under Zheng He were known as swimming dragons
True
False
Henry Hudson in 1497 sailed for England to find the Northeast Passage
True
False
The St. Lawrence Bay was discovered by John Cabot
True
False
Leif Erikson named his discovery in the new world Finland
True
False
_____the belief that all objects have should
Animism
Taoism
Legalism
Deism
(a) carved from wood, depicting legends and events.
______ the trip transporting slaves from Africa to the Americas
Northwest Passge
Northeast Passage
Middle Passage
South Passage
The Spanish word for conqueror
Conqor
conquer
corndogs
conquistador
(a) paid sailors used to commandeer Spanish ships and take their items.
_____ when people were constantly on the move searching for food
Movers
U-Haul
nomadics
Maize
Sea explorers who settled on Greenland and tried to set up a colony in Canada.
Olmecs
Vikings
Spanish
English
She was frozen to death as a sacrifice to the gods:
Otzi
Cleo
Ice Maiden
Darby
Eventually conquered by Cortes, this tribe's capital was Tenochtitlan
Aztecs
Mayans
Olmecs
Inca
Leader to Roanoke, but was forced to return for supplies and could not return to Roanoke for 3 years:
John Smith
John Green
John White
Sir. Walter Raleigh
The fort established in Florida's east coast to protect Spanish galleons:
St. John
St. Augustine
Roanoke
Plymouth
Sir Francis Drake was considered a Sea Dog that sailed for England during the Age of Exploration.
True
False
During the Age of Exploration; the top three countries in contest for places in the new world were France, Germany, and England.
True
False
The Spanish Armada was fought between Spain and England.
True
False
"la felicissima armada" was coined by King Phillip II, what does it mean?
The most fortunate fleet
Unfortunate fleet
The most unfortunate fleet
The Fleet Armada
_________was the man that financed the colony to Roanoke
Sir. Walter Raleigh
Sir. Francis Drake
Sir. Martin Luther
Sir. Paul Fisher
The 7 reasons for colonisation by the English: Political freedom, personal riches, English domination, national wealth, religious freedom, adventure, and (a) .
One reason King Phillip II attacked England and Elizabeth I.
(a)
First child born in the English colonies:_____
Virgina Dare
Virginnna Dare
Virginia Dare
Viryinia Dare
_______nailed 95 these two the door of the Wittenberg Cathedral.
Martin Luther
John White
Mortin Luther
John Smith
After the 95 these what two parts did the church split into?
Protestant and Baptist
Baptist and Catholic
Baptist and Deism
Protestant and Catholic
What were the sheets of paper called that you can "buy your way into heaven".
(a)
This word was carved on the palisade and discovered by John White after his return to Roanoke:
(a)
The oldest city in the continental United States is:
ST. Augustine
Pensacola
Tennessee
Mississippi
The word reformation means:
(a)
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compass
quadrant
traverse board
astrolobe
What was the primary goal of the Age of Exploration?
Routes to India
Finding the Northeast Passage
Middle Passage
To find food.
In what direction did mariners have an issue trying to determine and as a result, stayed closer to land.
Latitude
Longittude
Prime Meridian
Equator
How does coquina shells help defend the Castillo de San Marcos?
It broke.
It acts like a barrier
It held it's shape
It doesn't
Economic system that measured wealth by how much gold and silver a nation possessed
Joint-Stock
Mercantilism
Proprietary
Merchantism
A group of Separatists that established Plymouth colony
Puritans
Plymouthians
Pilgrims
Lutheranists
Members of the Anglican Church who hoped to purify it of Roman Catholic practices and ceremonies.
Puritans
Separatists
Quakers
Pilgrims
The pilgrims sailed on the (a)
Pooling money to pay for supplies, crew, and ship.
Royal Colonies
Proprietary
Self governing
Joint-Stock
Anne Hutchinson was the first to start the colony of Providence
True
False
The colony was established by the Puritans in 1630:_____
Mayflower
Plymouth
M.B.C.
Jamestown
An agreement by the Pilgrims was made to establish the first self-government in the New World.
Royal Charter
Sale for Indulgences
Plymouth Compact
Mayflower Compact
This was known as the Church of England:______
Protestant Church
Anglo Church
Anglican Church
Puritan Church
The inhabitants of Jamestown disappeared in 1588
True
False
Of the New England colonies, which were founded under the principle of religious freedom? SELECT ALL.
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
