Title: Chapter 3 Test Review
1Chapter 3 Test Review
2Vocabulary
3The period from 1400-1600 is known as the _____
because of a rebirth of interest in learning.
4This system of government in the Middle Ages
involved powerful lords ruling small kingdoms.
5Ships whose triangular sails and rudders enabled
them to sail against the wind.
6The compass and the astrolabe helped improve the
_____ skills of sailors.
7English, French and Dutch explorers all searched
for a ______ through the Americas.
8After 1492, Europeans organized these types of
settlements in the Americas.
9During the Middle Ages, most people lived on
these pieces of land that were ruled by lords.
10The Aztecs and Incas were conquered by Spanish
men such as Cortes and Pizarro who were known by
this Spanish name.
11The narrow passageway of water that separates
Alaska from Asia is one of many ____.
12This word means that women are the dominant
gender in a society
13People
14This Greeks book contained maps and charts that
showed lines of latitude and longitude.
15He traveled to China in 1271 with his father and
uncle and wrote a book about it.
16This pirate caused a war between England and
Spain he became a knight.
17A Catholic monk who protested certain Catholic
practices and teachings.
18His invention made books cheaper and more
available.
19Known as the Navigator, he set up a school to
teach sailors how to navigate.
20Started the Church of England because of a
disagreement with the Pope.
21Helped conquer the Aztecs by serving as a
translator.
22Discovered America in 1492 while searching for a
western trade route to Asia.
23Spaniard who conquered the Aztecs.
24Portuguese sailor who led an expedition to
circumnavigate the earth for Spain.
25Explored and named Florida while searching for
the mythical fountain of youth.
26Discovered the Mississippi River while exploring
the southeast (near Arkansas) searching for the 7
cities of gold.
27Sailed to present day NY for the Dutch and sailed
later for the British.
28French explorer who discovered and sailed into
the St. Lawrence River while looking for the NW
passage.
29Sailed around Africa to India for Portugal.
30Crossed the Isthmus of Panama and discovered the
Pacific Ocean (named it the South Sea)
31Spaniard who explored the Southwestern U.S.
searching for the 7 cities of gold and has an
island named for him in San Diego.
32Italian who sailed along the coast of South
America and for whom America is named.
33Explored Atlantic coast of North America for
France while looking for the NW passage.
34Explored Atlantic coast of North America for
England while looking for the NW passage.
35Rounded the tip of Africa and gave the King of
Portugal hope for a new water route to Asia.
36Spaniard who conquered the Incas.
37Multiple Choice
38From where did the first Americans come?
- From Asia across a land bridge
39What development made the permanent settlements
such as Pueblo Bonito and Cliff Palace possible?
40What type of government was the Iroquois
Confederacy?
41How has the Iroquois constitution survived over
400 years?
- Each generation had to memorize it
42How did the Iroquois resolve disputes?
- Two decision groups with a third that could veto
- Decisions had to be unanimous
- each chief had to repeat the issue and the other
opinions before stating his own.
43True or false Iroquois households were headed
by the men.
44True or false Iroquois society is patriarchal.
45True or false Men elect Iroquois chiefs.
46True or false All Iroquois chiefs are male.
47Where was the Preamble of the Iroquois
Constitution read aloud?
- The US Constitutional Convention
48During the Middle Ages, most peoples main
concern was this
49How did the Portuguese hope to reach Asia?
50What do Bartolomeu Dias and Vasco da Gama have in
common?
- They both tried to find a sea route to India for
Portugal.
51For what were the Spanish explorers looking?
- God
- Glory
- Gold
- (wealth and glory)
52For what were the French explorers looking?
53For what were the English Dutch explorers
looking?
54Why did the Vikings leave their home in Europe
and begin explorations in America?
- Needed more food to feed their people
55What was the purpose of the Crusades?
- To conquer the Hold Land from the Muslim Turks
56What were the results of the Crusades?
- More trade
- Introduction of new products to Europe
57What was one result of the Renaissance that
helped encourage exploration?
- New, practical discoveries
58How did the astrolabe help sailors navigate?
- It helped them determine their latitude
59How did Columbus plan on reaching Asia?
- Sail west to get to the east
60For which nation did Columbus sail?
61How did the Conquistadors defeat the Aztecs and
Incas even though they had smaller armies?
- Modern weapons,
- horses,
- disease
62What things helped Cortez conquer the Aztecs?
- Dona Marina,
- Legend of Quetzacoatl,
- Help from Indian allies
63What thing had happened to the Incan empire that
made it easier for Pizarro to conquer it?
64The Spaniards built this city on the ruins of the
Aztecs capital.
65Which explorer discovered the true size of the
earth?
66What continent did Ponce de Leon, De Soto, and
Coronado all explore?
67Giovanni da Verrazano and Jacques Cartier both
sailed for what country?
68The Line of Demarcation was drawn by the Pope to
do what?
- Divide the world between Spain and Portugal.
69What was the Protestant Reformation trying to
reform?
70What was an unfortunate result of the Protestant
Reformation?
- Wars between European countries
71Why did Henry VIII break away from the Catholic
Church and begin the Church of England?
- He wanted a divorce from Catherine of Aragon and
the Pope wouldnt grant it.
72Name three of the complaints that Martin Luther
included in the 95 Theses that he nailed to the
church door
- Salvation by faith alone
- Authority of the Pope
- Indulgences
73What did the Sea Dogs of England do that caused a
lot of anger?
- Raided Spanish treasure fleets.
74How did England break Spains superpower status?
- Defeated the Spanish Armada.
75In approximately what year did the Vikings reach
Newfoundland?
76Name reasons why Europeans began to explore.
- Tools of navigation
- Interest in trade
- New tastes and pleasures
- Competition between countries
- Crusades
- Renaissance
- End of Feudalism
- Rise of nation states
- Printing press Polos Book