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Where was Marco Polo best known?

A 100

Venice

A 100

Where was Prince Henry best known?

A 200

Portugal

A 200

Where was Mansa Musa best known?

A 300

Timbuktu

A 300

Where was Kublai Khan best known?

A 400

Shangdu

A 400

Where was Leif Ericsson best known?

A 500

Vinland

A 500

What is a caravan?

B 100

A caravan is a group of traders traveling together.

B 100

What is a saga?

B 200

A saga is a long spoken tale retold from one generation to

the next.

B 200

What is an astrolabe?

B 300

An astrolabe is a instrument that used the sun and stars to

find a position at sea.

B 300

What is a pilgrimage?

B 400

A pilgrimage is a expedition taken for religious reasons.

B 400

What is the Silk Road?

B 500

The Silk Road is the trade channel from China to other

parts of the world.

B 500

What is the Cape of Good Hope?

C 100

C 100

Cape of Good Hope is a place where strong storms terrorize sailors near the tip of Africa.

What is a magnetic compass used for?

C 200

A magnetic compass is used to find direction at sea by sailors.

C 200

What is the Sahara Desert?

C 300

The Sahara Desert is the largest desert in Africa.

C 300

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C 400

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Who is Eric the Red?

C 400

Eric the Red was thrown out of many countries. He was also known as a Viking Leader.

C 400

What is Prince Henry best known for?

C 500

Prince Henry was best know for helping his country of Portugal by improving the

science of navigation.

C 500

Marco polo went to china…

D 100

…to return trade products from China.

D 100

Zheng He’s fleet tried to reach many new places

because…

D 200

…the Chinese wanted to exhibit their power and

increase their trade.

D 200

The “land of gold” became a major trading center in…

D 300

…Ghana.

D 300

The 2 African Kingdoms that became wealthy from trade

after Ghana were…

D 400

…Songhai and Mali.

D 400

The Portuguese profited from exploring the coast of Africa

because…

D 500

…it brought slaves and gold home.

D 500

The Silk Road connected…

E 100

…other lands and China.

E 100

The trade that was most often made in Ghana was…

E 200

…gold for salt.

E 200

The Europeans brought _______ and _______ to

trade in North Africa.

E 300

horses and cloth

E 300

A significant event took place under Mansa Musa’s rule

which was…

E 400

…that Mali reached its climax as an empire.

E 400

The biggest effect of the European ocean trade was…

E 500

…a long-lasting contact between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.

E 500

True or False

The Renaissance is period of time where people rented empires with assistance.

F 100

FALSE:

The Renaissance was a period of time that noted a new age in art and science.

F 100

True or False

An emperor is a person that assists the ruler of an empire.

F 200

FALSE:

An Emperor is a ruler of an empire.

F 200

True or False

People became more self-centered and self-sufficient

because of trade.

F 300

FALSE:

People highly benefited from trade. People learned about

other cultures and shared many things.

F 300

True or False

Ideas, skills, and customs were things that traveled along the

Silk Road.

F 400

TRUE:

Ideas, skills, and customs did travel along the Silk Road.

F 400

True or False

The Renaissance began in France.

F 500

FALSE:

The Renaissance began in Italy.

F 500

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Zheng He

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Final Jeopardy Question

How did Zheng He’s voyages help the Chinese trading industry

to grow?

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The main reason Zheng He’s voyages helped the Chinese were because the

voyages created a demand for Chinese goods.

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