Student Survive 2 Thrive: Free World History Quiz

Wednesday, May 31, 2023

Week 20 World History: The Atlantic World 1492-1800

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This world history resource focuses the Atlantic world
in 1492 to 1800 and includes quiz questions and
answers and video links to related topics.

I utilized World History: Patterns of Interaction (Holt McDougal) for our world history textbook. It has multiple options for different learning styles and covers a wide array of information.

This quiz accompanies Chapter 20: pages 550-585.

Directions for the quiz:

Scroll down and click on the thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
Choose an answer for each question.
Compare your answers with those provided.

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World History Week 20: The Atlantic World 1492-1800

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In 1492, Christopher Columbus sailed west across the
Atlantic Ocean & landed on a Caribbean Island he named _____.
Answer choices include: St. Augustine, Columbia, San Salvador, Roanoke

The correct answer is San Salvador.

The crew of _____ was the first to circumnavigate the world.
Answer choices include: Amerigo Vespucci, Christopher Columbus,
Cubeza de Vaca, Ferdinand Magellan

The correct answer is Ferdinand Magellan.

Hernando Cortéz’s army and _____ successfully
prevailed against the Aztec Empire.
Answer choices include: native warriors/translator,
European diseases, superior weapons, all of these

The correct answer is all of these.

What did Francisco Pizarro do after receiving the largest ransom
in history for Atahualpa’s safe return?
Answer choices include:
He released Atahualpa.
He demanded more gold.
He had Atahualpa executed anyway.
He forced his oldest daughter to marry Atahualpa.

The correct answer is: He had Atahualpa executed anyway.

Many Spaniard men developed relationships with Native American women,
resulting in a significant ____ population.
Answer choices include: mestizo, aboriginal, chindian, polynesian

The correct answer is mestizo.

What was Brazil’s main commodity after Cabral claimed the land for Portugal?
Answer choices include: sugar cane, tea, maize, silver

The correct answer is sugar cane.

In 1513, _____ landed on what is now Florida and claimed the area of Spain.
Answer choices include: Francisco Pizarro, Juan Ponce de Leon,
Christopher Columbus, Francisco Vasquez de Coronado

The correct answer is Juan Ponce de Leon.

The Spanish explorers instituted the ____ system in which native people
were forced to farm, ranch, or mine for Spanish landlords.
Answer choices include: slavery, easement, encomienda, terra nullius

The correct answer is encomienda.

A Pueblo rancher, ___, led a successful rebellion against the Spanish.
Answer choices include: Bartolome de Lás Casas, Malinche, Jack Cade, Popé

The correct answer is Popé.

Samuel de Champlain founded ____ for the French in 1608.
Answer choices include: Quebec, Hispaniola, Jamestown, New Netherland

The correct answer is Quebec.

In 1606, the English established their 1st permanent
North American settlement called ____ on Virginia’s coast.
Answer choices include: São Vicente, Jamestown, Albemarle Point, Roanoke

The correct answer is Jamestown.

England’s demand for ___ helped Jamestown to survive financially.
Answer choices include: beans, tobacco, coffee, tomatoes

The correct answer is tobacco.

Which Caribbean Islands were colonized by England?
Answer choices include: Haiti & Guadeloupe,
Antilles & Aruba, Barbados & Jamaica, All of these

The correct answer is Barbados & Jamaica.

In 1750, how many English colonies stretched from Maine to Georgia?
Answer choices include: 7, 13, 17, 23

The correct answer is 13.

Starting in the early 1500s, European colonists began using
approximately 9.5 million enslaved _____ on plantations & farms.
Answer choices include: Africans, Native Americans, Australians, Chinese

The correct answer is Africans.

Approximately __ percent of Africans aboard slave ships died
during the grueling voyage that was part of the Middle Passage.
Answer choices include: 2, 5, 10, 20

The correct answer is 20.

The transfer of foods, plants, and animals between the
Americas, Asia, and Africa is known as the ____.
Answer choices include: Underground Railroad, NAFTA,
Colombian Exchange, Silk Road

The correct answer is Colombian Exchange.

An economic system encouraging private ownership &
investment of resources, called ____, helped many European businesses to grow & flourish.
Answer choices include: socialism, capitalism, communism, feudalism

The correct answer is capitalism.

When investors buy shares in a company, this is known as a ____ company.
Answer choices include: parent, subordinate, joint-stock, public

The correct answer is joint-stock.

An economic policy known as mercantilism resulted in a
primary goal of obtaining ____ to become self-sufficient.
Answer choices include: art, religious converts, knowledge, wealth

The correct answer is wealth.

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Tuesday, May 30, 2023

Week 19 World History: Age of Explorations & Isolation 1400-1800

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This world history resource focuses the age of exploration
and isolation in 1400 to 1800 and includes quiz questions
and answers and video links to related topics.

I utilized World History: Patterns of Interaction (Holt McDougal) for our world history textbook. It has multiple options for different learning styles and covers a wide array of information.

This quiz accompanies Chapter 19: pages 526-549.

Directions for the quiz:

Scroll down and click on the thumbnail to enlarge to full screen.
Click on the graphic to advance to the next screen.
Choose an answer for each question.
Compare your answers with those provided.

If you are interested in a group and/or interactive version of this quiz, visit Kahoot! and search for Week 19 World History by Katrena_Wells.

Below are free videos to accompany chapter 19:

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World History Week 19 Age of Explorations & Isolation 1400-1800

Which of the following advances helped Europeans
travel to Asia and back in the 1400s?
Answer choices include:
Triangular sails allowed caravels to sail against the wind.
The magnetic compass heped explorers to track direction.
The astrolabe helped sailors to calculate latitude.
All of these.

The correct answer is: All of these.

Prince Henry led which European country to explore the coasts of Africa & India?
Answer choices include: Spain, England, Portugal, Italy

The correct answer is Portugal.

Spain sponsored ____ & his plans to sail west across
the Atlantic Ocean hoping to reach the East Indes.
Answer choices include: Christopher Columbus, Barolomeu Dias,
Vasco da Gama, Alfonso de Albuquerque

The correct answer is Christopher Columbus.

In the 1600s, ____ seized trading ports in Malacca,
the Spice Islands, much of Indonesia, and the Cape of Good Hope.
Answer choices include: France, Greece, The Netherlands, Gambia

The correct answer is: The Netherlands

_____ led seven large scale Chinese expeditions from
Southeast Asia to eastern Africa until 1433, when China isolated itself.
Answer choices include: Yonglo, Hongwu, Matteo Ricci, Zheng He

The correct answer is Zheng He.

Yonglo’s palace complex in the new
capital of Beijing is called the ______.
Answer choices include: White House,
Palace of Versailles, Kremlin Palace, Forbidden City

The correct answer is Forbidden City.

What typically symbolizes the imperial family in China?
Answer choices include: koi, dragon, meerkat, panda

The correct answer is dragon.

By 1800, what commodity made up 80% of shipments from China to Europe?
Answer choices include: spices, jade, tea, enslaved persons

The correct answer is tea.

In the 1600s & 1700s, China’s population decreased drastically
and Chinese families highly favored girl babies over boys.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is false.

After years of Japan’s Sengoku period, ____ became the shogun
& moved Japan’s capital to what would later be called Tokyo.
Answer choices include: Tokugawa Ieyasu,
Oda Nobunaga, Hirohito, Toyotomi Hideyoshi

The correct answer is Tokugawa Ieyasu.

____ is a popular type of Japanese poetry with
three lines containing 5-7-5 syllables.
Answer choices include: Cinquain, Limerick, Haiku, Sonnet

The correct answer is Haiku.

Which of the following is TRUE regarding Kabuki theaters of the 1700s?
Answer choices include:
Actors wore simple costumes & very little makeup.
Only women were allowed to be actors.
Only Japanese citizens were permitted entrance to the theater.
A woman created Kubuki Theater.

The correct answer is: A woman created Kabuki theater.

In the 1500s, the daimyo were particularly interested in people
sailing to Japan from other lands because they brought ____.
Answer choices include: weapons, rugs, books, spices

The correct answer is weapons.

After a 1637 rebellion, the shogun began to persecute
Christians and forced all Japanese citizens to be faithful to Buddhism.
Answer choices include: true, false

The correct answer is true.

By 1639 and continuing for more than 200 years,
Japan had a/n “______ policy.”
Answer choices include: open door, closed country,
wait and see, shoot or be shot

The correct answer is closed country.

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