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The period immediately following the fall of rome is known as the:
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Early Middle Age
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Leif Ericson reputedly visited North America about...
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500
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The first Portuguese explorer to sail around Africa and on to India was...
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da Gama
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an expedition undertaken by europeans to gan control of palestine is known as the:
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First Crusade
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eastern products sought by europeans came from all of the following places
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scandinavia
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an idalian who visited the orient and wrote an account of his travels that was widely read in europe was
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marco polo
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all of the following vessels accompanied columbus on his first voyage across the atlantic except the
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victoria
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the new world was named "America" in honor of
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vespucci
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each of the following places has been suggested as the site of vinland but not
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greenland
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a person who makes map is called
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a cartographer
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Line of demarcation
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division of world by the pope
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antioch, alexandria
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asian trade route terminals on the eastern miditerranean sea
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constantinople
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key center of the eastern orthodox church
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venice, genoa
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italian trading centers
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Bahia, rio de janeifor
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portuguese settlements in the new world
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cabral
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First european to discover brazil
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diaz
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first european to reach the cape of good hope
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gutenberg
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developer of movable type
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azores, cape verde
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islands in eastern atlantic discovered by the portuguese
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cuba, hispaniola
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caribbean islands explored by columbus
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The (Northern) trade route from the orient to the black sea was mostly overland.
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True
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The coastal cities of (Spain) were the first european centers of the profitable trade that developed between europe and the orient.
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False, Portuguese, (european)
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(The Netherlands) was the first country to find an all-water route to the east
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False, portuguese, (Country)
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The (Spaniards) discovered Brazil and took possession of the area
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False, Portuguese, (european)
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Constantinople, a major terminal of eastern trade, was captured by the (Crusaders) in 1453
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False, Ottoman Turks
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The Inca Indians, a people with an advanced civilization, lived in what is now
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Peru
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The conquistadors were interested mainly in
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finding gold and silver
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An inheritance that most Latin America countries received from Spain, and still retain, is their
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language
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The first permanent settlement established by Europeans in what is now the United States was
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St. Augustine
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Ponce de Leon's search for the Fountain of Youth resulted in the exploration of
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Florida
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Spain founded all of the following New World settlements EXCEPT
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Sao Paulo
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The capital city of the Aztec Indians was
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Tenochitlan
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Each of Spain's New World provinces was governed by
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viceroy
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An explorer who sought the " Seven Cities of Cibola" was
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Coronado
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The northern coast of South America was called
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the Spanish Main
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Hernando de Soto became the first European to discover the ____________________River.
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Mississippi
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____________________________, a Spanish priest, is known as the " Father of California Missions."
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Father Junipero Serra
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A Portuguese mariner in the service of Spain, _________________________, explored the coast of California in 1542.
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Juan Cabrillo
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___________________________ was the first Spanish explorer to travel through Texas and New Mexico.
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Cabeza de Vaca
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The Indian leader _______________________________ was subdued by the Spaniards when they conquered Mexico in 1519-1521.
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Montezumza
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Native-born Latin Americans of Spanish descent were called ____________________________.
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Creoles
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The Inca Indians, led by _________________________________, unsuccessfully resisted the Spanish attack on their empire in 1531-1533.
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Atahualpa
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The offspring of intermarriages between Spaniards and Indians were known as ______________________________________.
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Mestizos
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The earliest seat of Spanish rule in the New World was the city of _________________________________________.
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Santo Domingo on Hispaniold Island
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The first printing press to be set up in the New World was located in _________________________________________.
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Mexico City
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______________________________________ an Italian explorer in the service of france, explored the eastern coast of north america in 1524
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Giovanni da Verranzano
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Louis Joliet and ______________________________________ a jesuit missionary, explored the centeral section of the Mississippi river in 1673
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Father Jacques Marquette
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______________________________________ is often called the "Father of New France."
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samuel de Champlain
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The earliest french explores were
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looking for passage to the east indies
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in north america the french explored and Claimed
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the St. Lawrence and mississippi valleys
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the french founded
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quebec and new orleans
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the capital of new france was:
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quebec
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royal governors of new france were called
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intendants
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French Huguenots in the new world settled in the (English) Colonies
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true
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The europeans who treated the indians best were the (French)
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true
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(Sieur de Bienville) headed an expedition that sailed down the mississippi to its mouth, claimed the region for france, and named it "Louisiana".
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False, Robert Cavelier de LaSalle
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Present-day Nova Scotia was orginally named (Green Bay) by the french
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False, Acadia
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1. Although an English sea captain, I was working for a company of Dutch merchants when I explored the river that now bears my name. On my second trip to the new World, which was sponsored by an English group, I discovered a great bay in northern Canada.
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Henry Hudson
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2. Five years after Columbus's first voyage, I sailed to the New World for the king of England. I made another trip the following year. During these voyages, I explored the eastern coast of North America, and discovered the great fishing grounds off the coast of Newfoundland that are now known as the " Grand Banks". England based it s claims to the North America mainland on my voyages.
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John Cabot
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3. I was the first English mariner to circumnavigate the globe. On that trip I stopped at what is now California to refit my ship. I claimed this land for England and named it " New Albion".
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Sir Francis Drake
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English adventurers who attacked Spanish treasure ships and settlements in the New World were called (conquistadors).
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False, Sea dogs (or pirates)
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(John Davis) was the first European to discover Baffin Bay in the Arctic region of North America.
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True
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The "Lost Colony" was located on (Roanoke Island.)
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True
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An English promoter who attempted unsuccessfully to plant a colony in Newfoundland was (Sir Walter Raleigh.)
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False, Sir Humphrey Gilbert
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(Sir Martin Forbisher) sought a northwest passage to the Orient in 1576 and discovered a bay in northern Canada that now bears his name.
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True
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Christianity was introduced into the New World by the (English).
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False, Spanish
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(Virginia Dare) was the first English child born in America
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True
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An event of 1588 that made English overseas expansion possible was the decisive defeat of the (French Flotilla).
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False, Spanish Armada
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The English colonies were located along the (Atlantic seaboard).
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True
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England embarked on program of commercial and naval expansion during the reign of (Queen Elizabeth I).
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true
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The Dutch settled
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New Amsterdam and Fort Orange
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The first explorers of the region that is now New York State were in the service of
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France and the Netherlands (d) Spain and Portugal.
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Settlements in North America were established by all of the following countries EXCEPT
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Portugal
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Two countries that made the greatest effort to bring Christianity to the Indians of the New World were
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Spain and France
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Fur trading was one of the main reason why the first settlements in the New World were made by all the following EXCEPT the
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Spaniards
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One of the earliest settlements in the region that is now New York State was
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New Amsterdam
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The term patroon generally refers to
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an owner of a large estate
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The nation that did NOT claim territory in or send explorers to present-day New York State at one time or another was
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Spain
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A dutch governor who purchased Manhattan Island from the Indians was
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Peter Minuit
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All of the following place-names in New York State are derived from the Dutch EXCEPT
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Niagara Falls
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