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Q: 100

Why were spices so valuable to Europeans?

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Spices added flavor to food and acted as

preservatives. Trading these spices led to great wealth.

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Q: 200

Give three reasons why Europeans wanted to colonize other parts of

the world

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Possible answers:Spread Christianity

SpicesGold, silver, precious

stonesKnowledge

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Q: 300

What European country controlled the spice trade until a sea route to Asia

was found?

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Q: 400

Which European country was the first to establish an all sea trade route to

Asia?

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Name 4 of the most powerful nations during the Age of Exploration.

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True or False?Prince Henry the Navigator never actually sailed

himself.

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Q:200

Christopher Columbus sailed from _______ to

__________ in 1492

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Q: 300

Bartolemeu Dias was the first to sail to

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Q: 400Trace the route of Vasco da Gama on the

map below. What was his major accomplishment?

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A: 400

Da Gama was the first to find an ocean route to Asia.

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Q: 500Trace the routes of both John Cabot and Henry Hudson. What were their

major accomplishments?

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A: 500John Cabot- founded present-day Newfoundland and

rich fishing waters off the coast of Canada

Henry Hudson- founded present-day New York, Hudson Bay, Hudson Strait, and Hudson River.

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What were the main causes of

WW I?

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• Militarism

• Alliances

• Imperialism

• Nationalism

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What document marked the official end to WW I?

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• Treaty of Versailles

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Describe trench warfare

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Answers will vary.

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What countries made up the Central Powers?

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Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire (Turkey),

Bulgaria

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After WWI Europe’s political boundaries changed dramatically. Name seven countries formed after WWI

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• Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Austria,

• Hungary, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia

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In the 1800’s and early 1900’s European nations scrambled for colonies on

what continent?

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AFRICA

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By 1700,what country colonized most of Latin America?

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How did Imperialism contribute to WWI?

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European countries were competing for colonies in Africa. These empires were also building up their militaries to protect their colonies. The competition and militarism led to tensions in Europe which led to countries creating alliances.

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Q: 400

What effects did the colonization of the “New

World” have on the indigenous people?

Name three reasons and be specific.

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What did the colonies provide for the

European nations?

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Raw materials (natural resources)

anda market for their

manufactured goods

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Define nationalism

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Pride in one’s country or ethnic group

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_____________ refers to the build up of a country’s military.

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Define imperialism.

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• The practice of one country controlling the government and economy of another country or territory.

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Q: 400

Spell the correct vocabulary word that is synonymous with

“native.”

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A: 400

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The crew of ________ was the first to _________ the world.

Spell both answers correctly.

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A: 500

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Q: 100

What were the effects of the Treaty of Versailles

on Germany?

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Germany had to• Take full responsibility for the war• Pay for war reparations• Give up land, colonies, industries,

and much of its military

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Q: 200

Can you name the two characters shown here?

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Q: 300

Can you name the artist who matches the following list of songs?

• Back to December• You Belong with Me• Love Story• Teardrops on my guitar• White Horse• Fearless• Mine• Fifteen

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A: 300

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Who assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand?

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A: 400

Gavrilo Princip

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Name the Serbian terrorist group responsible for

planning the assassination of Franz

Ferdinand.

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A: 500

The Black Hand