US History Chapter 1 Test Flashcards
US History Chapter 1 Test
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1158408693 | During the 16th century, which country dominated exploration of the New World? | Spain | 1 | |
1158408694 | 1st European nation to discover sea route to Asia | Portugal | 2 | |
1158408695 | What event encouraged people to escape Catholic persecution and settle in the New World? | Protestant Reformation | 3 | |
1158408696 | What event's most important legacy was: change of view on salvation and the authority and outlook of the Bible | Protestant Reformation | 4 | |
1158408697 | invention that helped Luther's ideas spread | printing press | 5 | |
1158408698 | Who discovered Newfoundland and provided a basis for England's claim and colonization in the New World? | John Cabot | 6 | |
1158408699 | Who sponsored Christopher Columbus's journey? | King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain | 7 | |
1158408700 | captain whose discipline helped Jamestown survive | John Smith | 8 | |
1158408701 | powerful Spanish ruler | Philip II | 9 | |
1158408702 | 1st European to sail to India | Vasco de Gama | 10 | |
1158408703 | 1st to round the souther cape of Africa | Bartolomeu Dias | 11 | |
1158408704 | Whom is attributed with circumnavigation of the world? | Ferdinand Magellan | 12 | |
1158408705 | journeyed to China during rule of Kublai Khan | Marco Polo | 13 | |
1158408706 | 1st modern European to reach the Western Hemisphere, sailed west to reach the East | Christopher Columbus | 14 | |
1158408707 | queen who sponsored colonization in North America | Queen Elizabeth I | 15 | |
1158408708 | realized the discovery of a new continent | Amerigo Vespucci | 16 | |
1158408709 | Indian chief who threatened Jamestown | Powhatan | 17 | |
1158408710 | sea dog who attacked Spanish ships | Sir Francis Drake | 18 | |
1158408711 | sponsored 2 vain attempts to establish colonies in Roanoke, the "Lost Colony" , Croatan written on the tree | Sir Walter Raleigh | 19 | |
1158408712 | Indian princess who brought peace to Jamestown | Pocahontas | 20 | |
1158408713 | Aztec emperor who was defeated by Hernando Cortes | Montezuma | 21 | |
1158408714 | had a vain search for the 7 Cities of Cibola | Francisco de Coronado | 22 | |
1158408715 | name of the French colony in the New World | New France | 23 | |
1158408716 | What early English colony was assisted by Pocahontas? | Jamestown | 24 | |
1158408717 | In what type of company did investors share profits from colonies without sharing liabilities? | joint-stock companies | 25 | |
1158408718 | a combination of explorer and soldier of fortune | conquistador | 26 | |
1158408719 | What event gave a new belief of religion? | Protestant Reformation | 27 | |
1158408720 | book that taught believers new ideas | Priesthood of the Believer | 28 | |
1158408721 | 1st permanent English settlement in the New World | Jamestown | 29 | |
1158408722 | Sir Francis Drake attacked ships and outposts of what country? | Spain | 30 | |
1158408723 | Diseases of the white men caused the __________ population to drop dramatically. | Indian | 31 | |
1158408724 | Aztecs were a highly civilized tribe from ___________ | Mexico | 32 | |
1158408725 | Who discovered the Mississippi River? | Hernando de Soto | 33 | |
1158408726 | Who wrote about the adventures of a famous explorer with whom he shared a prison cell? | Rustichello | 34 | |
1158408727 | Who set sail from Spain with 300 men and 5 boats and had a crew of 18 circumnavigate the world? | Ferdinand Magellan | 35 | |
1158408728 | Who disobeyed the governor of Cuba and conquered the richest Indian tribe in Mexico? | Hernando Cortes | 36 | |
1158408729 | Who told of his adventures in China and of a land called Cipango, which was reportedly paved with gold? | Marco Polo | 37 | |
1158408730 | Who had a nickname of "Giovanni", reached Newfoundland while in search for China, and was known by a different name to the English? | John Cabot | 38 | |
1158408731 | Who thought he could sail 3,000 miles west to reach China, but had faulty calculations? | Christopher Columbus | 39 | |
1158408732 | Who had a ship called the "Golden Hind" and fought the Catholic threat on the high seas? | Sir Francis Drake | 40 | |
1158408733 | Who attempted to settle the southeastern United States for the Spanish and was the first to explore the Florida peninsula? | Juan Ponce de Leon | 41 | |
1158408734 | Who was America named after? | Amerigo Vespucci | 42 | |
1158408735 | Who searched for the 7 Cities of Cibola and found the Grand Canyon? | Francisco de Coronado | 43 | |
1158408736 | Who returned from India with a cargo of spices worth 60x the cost of his expedition? | Vasco de Gama | 44 | |
1158408737 | Who financed 2 attempts to colonize the New World in an area that he called Virginia? | Sir Walter Raleigh | 45 | |
1158408738 | Who landed at Tampa Bay, traveled to North Carolina, and eventually discovered the Mississippi River? | Hernando de Soto | 46 | |
1158408739 | Who went to England for supplies but returned to America to find the town of Raleigh empty? | John White | 47 | |
1158408740 | Who was the first to round the southern cape of Africa? | Bartolomeu Dias | 48 | |
1158408741 | country that Cabot explored for | England | 49 | |
1158408742 | country that Columbus explored for | Spain | 50 | |
1158408743 | country that Coronado explored for | Spain | 51 | |
1158408744 | country that Cortes explored for | Spain | 52 | |
1158408745 | country that de Soto explored for | Spain | 53 | |
1158408746 | country that Drake explored for | England | 54 | |
1158408747 | country that Magellan explored for | Spain | 55 | |
1158408748 | invention that helped Europeans discover the New World and help tell sailors which direction they were heading | compass | 56 | |
1158408749 | invention that helped Europeans discover the New World and helped sailors determine their latitude | astrolabe | 57 | |
1158408750 | invention that helped Europeans discover the New World and was a Portuguese ship that had multiple triangular sails that made it easily maneuverable | caravel | 58 | |
1158408751 | an economic system that was designed to enhance the wealth and power of a nation, believed that a nation's wealth consisted of precious metals, especially gold, the value of a product was determined by how much gold people were willing to exchange for it, nationalists who believed that a nation could increase its wealth by increasing its amount of gold, wanted a "favorable balance of trade", export more than import so you keep more gold | mercantilism | 59 | |
1158408752 | Geneva's most influential leaders that was a reformist like Luther, thought solid education was the way to produce effective leaders for church and society | John Calvin | 60 | |
1158408753 | similarities between Indians and Europeans | great interest in religion, farmed, lived in villages, traded with others, had social organizations, fought in wars | 61 | |
1158408754 | similarities among Indian groups | dark skin, hair, and eyes, no alphabet or written language, storytelling skills were important to pass down history and custom, faith in the supernatural, belief in afterlife, land belonged to everyone | 62 | |
1158408755 | differences between Indians and Europeans | Indians had a primitive culture, minimal technology, did not use iron, Europeans had well-developed spoken and written language, building styles and materials were different, Indians weren't as united | 63 | |
1158408756 | differences among Indian groups | 2,200 different languages in North America, different houses in different environments, some were peaceful, some were war tribes | 64 | |
1158408757 | Which Indian group lived in the Southwest? | the Pueblos | 65 | |
1158408758 | Which Indian group lived in the Midwest? | the Mound Builders | 66 | |
1158408759 | Which Indian group lived in the Southeast and along the Atlantic coast in the Northeast? | the Eastern Woodlands Indians | 67 | |
1158408760 | What were the Five Civilized Tribes? | Cherokees, Chickasaws, Choctaws, Creeks, and Seminoles | 68 | |
1158408761 | settlement in Florida named after Saint's Day | St. Augustine | 69 | |
1158408762 | elite fleet of 130 ships and 30,000 men that was destroyed by the Sea Dogs and the "Protestant Wind" | Spanish Armada | 70 | |
1158408763 | Who claimed the New York area for the Dutch? | Henry Hudson | 71 | |
1158408764 | What was the name of the Dutch settlement in the New World? | New Netherland | 72 | |
1158408765 | Who was the most famous governor of New Netherland who was also one legged and hated Quakers? | Peter Stuyvesant | 73 | |
1158408766 | What was the name of the colony along the Delaware River claimed by Sweden? | New Sweden | 74 | |
1158408767 | Who was New Netherland's former governor who became New Sweden's governor that created peace treaties between the Europeans and the Indians allowing the white men to claim the land that is now Philadelphia? | Peter Minuit | 75 |