World History Chapter 15 Test

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With whom did Hernan Cortes arrange alliances?

The enemies of the Aztecs

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Francisco Pizarro was the conquistador who defeated

the inca

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What was the attitude of the Spanish towards the Aztec religion?

They did not like it and tried to convert the Aztec's religion

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the capital of the Aztec emp

Tenochtitlan

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emperor of the aztecs

Moctezuma

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a fight between groups in the same nation

civil war

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Spanish conqueror of the Aztecs in Mexico

Hernan Cortes

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resistance to a disease

immunity

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What was one way in which Native Americans resisted the Spanish conquest of South America?

They preserved many aspects of their own culture

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How did the Taino offend the Spanish?

They did not pay proper respect to Christian symbols

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Spanish priest Bartolome de Las Casas

protested the mistreatment of Native Americans

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Two social groups that reflected the mixing of populations were the

mestizos and the mulattoes

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Some pirates, called _____, operated with the approval of European governments.

privateers

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American-born descendants of Spanish settlers are called

creoles

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The king of Spain appointed ____ to rule in his name.

viceroys

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Spanish-born ________ were at the top of the social ladder in colonial society.

peninsulares

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Many Native Americans had to become _______ to pay off their debts

peons

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The encomienda system was used to

force Native Americans to work

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To the Spanish, gaining land was as important as

spreading Christianity

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An area of South America that was not controlled by the Spanish was the

Portuguese colony in Brazil

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What was the purpose of the Mayflower Compact?

It set guidelines for governing the Plymouth colony

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Write a short definition for New France

It was the land that was taken over by the French in Present day Canada

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What activity turned around the English colony at Jamestown?

growing and exporting tobacco

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Write a short definition for Pilgrims

Protestants that rejected the Church of England

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The most important economic activity in New France was

fur trapping and trading

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Write a short definition for Treaty of Paris

It ended the war between France and England and ensured England the dominance of North America.

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Compared with the French and Spanish colonists, the English colonists

enjoyed more self-government

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Write a short definition for revenue

income

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Write a short definition for compact

an agreement between people

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Who explored the coastline in 1534 and discovered the St. Lawrence River?

Jacques Cartier

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What did cities such as Bristol, England; Nantes, France; and Newport, Rhode Island, have in common?

They grew prosperous because of the triangular trade

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The term floating coffins refers to

slave ships

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The first European nation to get involved with the slave trade was

England

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The biggest threat to captives on slave ships was

disease

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What was the effect of the Atlantic slave trade?

It helped colonial economies

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On the first leg of the international trade network

European transported goods to Africa

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The ______ linked Europe, Africa, and the Americas

triangular trade

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One danger on slave ships was a _____ by the captured slaves

mutiny

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In the _____, enslaved Africans were transported to the Americas

Middle Passage

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An enslaved African, ______, was taken from his village when he was 11 years old.

Olaudah Equiano

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One result of the "putting-out" system was the

weakening of the guild systems

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The Colombian Exchange refers to the

low around the world of new plants, animals, and people

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Which was a cause of the global population explosion?

the dispersal of new crops from the Americas

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Colonies were important in the mercantile system because they

provided natural resources and markets

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The main goal of tariffs was to

protect local industries

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an economic policy aimed at strengthening national economies

mercantilism

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economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and operated for profit

capitalism

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a rise in prices and a larger supply of money

inflation

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someone who takes a financial risk to make a profit

entrepreneur

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the period in European history when the cost of things rose rapidly

price revolution