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Return to World in the Making Volume 2 Student Resources
Chapter 16 Student Quiz
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European motivations for exploration included _____.
Accumulating wealth.
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Gaining power over their rivals.
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Spreading Christianity.
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All of the above.
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The Portuguese were driven to expand primarily by the pull of opportunities abroad.
True.
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False.
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Bartolome de las Casas fought against _____.
Converting Native Americans to Christianity.
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Shipping Native Americans to Europe as slaves.
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The indigenous slave trade.
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Teaching Native Americans to read.
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The term for the massive interoceanic transfer of animals, plants, and diseases that followed the discovery of the New World is _____.
The slave trade.
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The Triangle Trade.
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The Columbian Exchange.
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The Atlantic economy.
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When Pizarro marched into the Andes, Atawallpa had been Sapa Inca for _____.
Decades.
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Most of his life.
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Only a few weeks.
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A day or two.
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Mining was hard work, and relied primarily on _____.
Native American draft labor.
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Technical innovations.
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African slaves.
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Imported European labor.
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Conversion to Catholicism among Native Americans was limited primarily by _____.
The cruelty of the Inquisition to Native nonbelievers.
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The hypocrisy of the Catholic hierarchy.
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Their preference for Protestant beliefs.
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Long held Native beliefs.
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Brazil's first export was ____.
Silver.
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Sugar.
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Brazilwood.
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Dye.
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Sugar making has been described as an early modern precursor to industrial production because of its _____.
Complexity.
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High capital investment.
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Careful timing.
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All of the above.
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The warlike Mapuche culture played a large part in their resistance to conquest.
True.
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False.
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