Age of Exploration Chapter 2 Lesson 3

Front

A movement of people, animals, plants, cultures, and even disease between the Eastern and Western hemispheres.

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Columbian exchange

Front

Priests persuaded many Native American people to give up their beliefs and become what?

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Christians

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Mark ONE answer that was NOT an effect from the colonists on the Native Americans. Options: They forced Native Americans to work in fields and farms. They brought the Native Americans gold to build their cities. They forced Native Americans to work in dangerous, underground mines. They brought diseases that killed many of them.

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They brought the Native Americans gold to build their cities.

Front

Mark ONE disease that was NOT brought over by the colonists. malaria, measles, chicken pox, small pox

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chicken pox

Front

An outbreak of disease that spreads quickly and affects many people.

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epidemic

Front

Great harm.

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devastation

Front

What animal had an enormous impact on some Native American cultures?
Options: cows, pigs, dogs, horses

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horses

Front

What crop did Spanish explorers bring back to Spain from the Americas that led to population growth because it was easy to grow and nutritious?

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potatoes

Front

Why did sugar cane have a harmful result during the 1500s and 1600s?

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It forced Native Americans into slave labor in the sugar cane fields.

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The gold, silver, and other minerals were shipped from mines back to where? Options: Africa, Florida, Mexico, Europe

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Europe