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Columbian Exchange Sub Work

Columbian Exchange Sub Work

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History, Social Studies

8th Grade

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Around what century did Europeans begin to compete for new land and valuable trade routes?

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1400s

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1500s

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1300s

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1607

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Multiple Choice

What was considered the New World?

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The Americas

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Europe, Asia, and Africa

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Mars

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Minecraft

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Multiple Choice

What was considered the Old World?

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The Americas

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Europe, Asia, and Africa

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Mars

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Minecraft

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Multiple Choice

What were the Americas like before the arrival of Europeans?

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Many were highly successful with cities and communities that worked together

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Many were small villages with few achievements

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There were no established civilaz

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What languages did the Europeans spread in the Americas?

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Spanish

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Dutch

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French

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German

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Multiple Choice

Which religion replaced traditional beliefs in the Americas?

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Christianity

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Atheism

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Buddhism

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Judaism

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Europeans enslaved almost 10-12 million Africans and imported them to the Americas, describes what European introduction to America?

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The Transatlantic Slave Trade

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Mercantilism

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Indentured Servitude

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The Salem Witch Trials

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Why were some cultures lost during the Columbian Exchange?

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Many died from diseases or from slavery

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Europeans left Christianity to adopt Native beliefs

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Natives killed all of the Colonists

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What were the death rates of indigenous people who died from the new diseases?

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50% - 90%

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less than 10%

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more than 90%

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10% - 50%

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Why did Europeans feel the need to import enslaved people from Africa?

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They wanted a workforce for the plantations

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Natives were fighting back against slavery

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They wanted to end the slavery of Native Americans

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Multiple Choice

What animals were introduced to the Americas?

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Pig and Horses

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Sheep and Alpaca

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Cows and Buffalo

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None of these are correct

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Multiple Choice

Which is NOT true about plants during the Columbian Exchange?

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The Columbian Exchange signified an agricultural revolution

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The Americas had food such as tomatoes, chili peppers, bell peppers, corn, beans, and potatoes

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Foods that had never been seen before by people became staple ingredients

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The Old World contained a variety of foods that was unknown to the Americas

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Multiple Choice

What crop did Europeans race to grow on plantations in the Americas?

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Sugar

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Wheat

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Citrus Fruits

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Bananas

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In what ways does the Columbian Exchange show one of the 3 motivations (God, Gold, and Glory)? Explain your answer.

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