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ROUND ONE
3What country was Henry the Navigator from?
4Whose expedition was the first to circumnavigate
the globe?
5Who established the laws of planetary motion,
which states that planets orbit around the sun?
6The ___________, established in 1481, was a
direct result of the joining of 2 kingdoms and
aimed to Christianize Spain.
7The __________ incorporated the movement of
plants, animals, people, culture, and disease
between the Americas and Afroeurasia.
8Which two nations limited their trading contact
with European nations during the 16th and 17th
centuries?
9What is the economic belief that there is a
finite amount of wealth and resources in the
world, and that the amount of wealth and
resources a nation has directly affects how
powerful that nation is?
10The Treaty of _________________ divided the New
World between Portugal and Spain by drawing an
imaginary line of demarcation near the Cape Verde
Islands.
11Which European nation was the strongest overseas
trading power for a majority of the 1600s?
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ROUND TWO
14What was the journey that African slaves took to
the New World?
15List two things Europeans were looking for during
the Age of Exploration?
- Gold and silver
- Trade routes
- Spices
- Silks and luxury fabrics
16List two nations that were initial actors in the
Age of Exploration.
- Portugal
- Spain
- England
- Netherlands
17Which scientist made the heliocentric theory
famous?
18Martin Luthers ___________ were written to
request a reform of the Catholic Church.
19List the 3 major Indigenous American complex
societies that were discovered by European
explorers.
20___________ is the sale of Church positions.
This was protested by Martin Luther and other
religious reformers.
21What is the term that describes the growing
global connection of economies, cultures,
religions and peoples beginning in the late 15th
century?
22The _______ Dynasty was a strong Asian
exploration and trading power in the 1400s.