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G7 Quiz 2.2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was the main purpose of the Treaty of Tordesillas?

a)

To establish trade routes between Europe and Asia

b)

To divide newly discovered lands between Portugal and Spain

c)

To form an alliance against England

d)

To establish religious freedom in the Americas

2.

According to the Treaty of Tordesillas, which country was given rights to lands EAST of the line of demarcation?

a)

England

b)

France

c)

Spain

d)

Portugal

3.

What was the knowledge of Europeans about the world in the 15th century?

a)

What was the knowledge of Europeans about the world in the 15th century?

b)

They knew about America but not Oceania

c)

They had very limited knowledge and didn't know about America or Oceania

d)

They only knew about Europe and parts of Asia

4.

What was the primary reason European countries launched expeditions during the Age of Discovery?

a)

To spread Christianity

b)

To find new trade routes to Asia

c)

To conquer new territories

d)

To find the fountain of youth

5.

What was the Silk Road primarily used for?

a)

Military campaigns

b)

Religious pilgrimages

c)

Trade and exchange of goods between Asia, Europe, and Africa

d)

None, it was a Road not taken.

6.

What economic system from the 16th and 18th century highlighted a country's possession of precious metals?

a)

Feudalism

b)

Capitalism

c)

Socialism

d)

Mercantilism

7.

According to mercantilism, what made a European country powerful?

a)

Having the largest army

b)

Having the most gold and silver reserves

c)

Having the most colonies

d)

Having the most slaves

8.

What were the "Three Gs" that motivated European exploration and colonization?

a)

Goods, Glory, and Greed

b)

God, Glory, and Gold

c)

Governance, Gain, and Growth

d)

Generosity, Goodwill, and Greatness

9.

What does "God" represent in the Three Gs of European exploration?

a)

The desire to find religious artifacts

b)

The spread of Christianity

c)

The belief in divine right to rule

d)

The search for holy lands

10.

Which of the following was NOT mentioned as an improved navigational instrument in the 15th century?

a)

Telescope

b)

Compass

c)

Astrolabe

d)

Caravel

11.

What happened to the Silk Road that contributed to Europeans seeking new trade routes?

a)

It became too expensive to maintain

b)

It was taken over by hostile forces

c)

It was destroyed by natural disasters

d)

It closed, cutting off traditional trade routes

12.

What was a significant impact of the Age of Exploration on indigenous populations?

a)

They experienced cultural exchange

b)

They were largely unaffected

c)

They faced colonization and exploitation

d)

They gained new technologies

13.

What was one of the main consequences of the Treaty of Tordesillas?

a)

It led to the unification of Spain and Portugal

b)

It created conflicts with other European nations

c)

It established a clear division of colonial territories

d)

It resulted in the end of European exploration

14.

Which European country was the first to establish a sea route to India?

a)

France

b)

England

c)

Spain

d)

Portugal

15.

Which countries were the main leaders of the Age of Discovery expeditions?

a)

England and France

b)

Portugal and Castile (Spain)

c)

Italy and Greece

d)

Netherlands and Germany

16.

Which of the following best describes imperialism?

a)

Conquering territories where colonizers become permanent settlers

b)

Occupying territories to project dominance and power

c)

Influencing subjects to abandon their beliefs and religions

d)

A system that only existed in the modern era

17.

What is a significant difference between colonizers and imperialists?

a)

Imperialists never occupy territories

b)

Colonizers never influence local culture

c)

Imperialists always destroy local religions

d)

Colonizers become permanent settlers

18.

In direct colonialism, where are government officials typically from?

a)

The local population

b)

Neighboring allied countries

c)

The colonizing country

d)

International organizations

19.

What is one way imperialism differs from colonialism regarding local culture?

a)

Imperialism always forces cultural change

b)

Colonialism never influences local culture

c)

Imperialism sometimes allows inhabitants to maintain their beliefs

d)

All of of the above

20.

Which statement about colonialism is accurate?

a)

It is a newer concept than imperialism

b)

It involves conquering lands to exploit natural resources

c)

It never involves military force

d)

It always preserves local religion and culture