Three Worlds Meet Clicker Review

1. Which Native American group lived in Region3? Pacific Northwest Eastern Woodland Desert Southwest Great Plains C

2. Which statement best describes the relationship between the Europeans, Native Americans, and Africans in the late 1600s? The groups treated one another peacefully and with respect. Each group had equally strong armies. One group’s goal was to control the others. Each group had equal opportunities for wealth. C

3. What was the main cause of conflict between Native Americans and the settlers? There was not enough food for everyone. The two cultures had different beliefs and traditions. The two cultures had different homes. There were not enough natural resources for everyone. B

4. Which term describes a group of families that share a common ancestor? Dictatorship Clan Monarchy Elective Government B

5. Which of the following caused the most change in the lives of the Native Americans? Europeans traded with the Native Americans. Europeans hunted with Native Americans. Europeans showed Native Americans how to farm. Europeans shared food supplies with Native Americans. A

6. Which Native American group lived in Region 1? Pacific Northwest Eastern Woodland Desert Southwest Great Plains B

7. Long Ago what could sailors use to determine their latitude while sailing? Aztec Calendar Compass GPS Astrolabe D

8. What does Chief Seattle believe about owning land? “The great Chief in Washington sends word that he wishes to buy our land. How can you buy or sell the sky – the warmth of the land? The idea is strange to us. We do not own the freshness of the air or the sparkle of the water. How can you buy them from us? Every part of this earth is sacred to my people.” Chief Seattle to President Pierce, 1855 What does Chief Seattle believe about owning land? The land belongs to the Europeans. The land belongs to the Native Americans. The land belongs to everybody. The land belongs to Chief Seattle. C

9. Which Native American group lived in Region 4? Pacific Northwest Eastern Woodland Desert Southwest Great Plains A

10. What was not an impact of the Columbian Exchange? Africans were forced into slavery. Many American Indians died of diseases. Many crops and livestock were introduced to new places. Salt from Northern Africa was brought to the colonies. d

11. Which trading activity led to the growth of Northern and Western African villages and towns in the 16th Century? Cotton for Gold Maize for Gold Salt for Gold Slavery for Gold C

12. Why did Europeans want sea routes to Asia? The Europeans wanted to have sea adventures. The land routes did not reach Asia. It was too difficult for horses to cross mountains. It was much quicker, easier, and cheaper to travel by sea. D

13. What economic change took place in Europe during the Age of Exploration? Nations issued loans to improve trade. America became an economic super power. The demand for luxury items (such as silk & spices) decreased. The demand for luxury items (such as silk & spices) increased. D

14. How did the European exploration of the New World affect relations between Spain, England, and France. The exploring countries formed a trade alliance. They cooperated with each other to share information. They issued loans without interest to other European nations. The competition for resources raised tensions between them. D

15. How did the voyages of Columbus change life in Europe? Introduced new foods and spices to Europe. Showed Europeans a shorter route to Asia. Introduced horses to Spain. Proved the Earth was flat. A

16. Most people who were brought to the Americas as slaves were born in which area of Africa? 1 2 3 4 D

17. Which Native American group lived in Region 2? Pacific Northwest Eastern Woodland Desert Southwest Great Plains D

18. During the 1500s and 1600s, what was the major cause of death among Native Americans? Warfare among tribes Warfare between Native Americans and Europeans Infections and diseases brought by the Europeans Changing climatic conditions C