Question 1

The worst economic exploitation of Amerindians by Spain and Portugal occurred under

Accepted Answer

A)  the slave system. 
B)  the encomienda system. 
C)  the system of intermarriage. 
D)  the silver and gold extraction. 
E)  the plantation system. 
A)  the slave system. 
B)  the encomienda system. 
C)  the system of intermarriage. 
D)  the silver and gold extraction. 
E)  the plantation system.

Question 2

The most impressive Spanish venture in exploration was, according to your authors, probably

Accepted Answer

A)  Columbus's discovery of the New World. 
B)  Hernán Cortés's subjugation of the Aztecs. 
C)  the exploration of Florida, California, and Arizona. 
D)  Magellan's circumnavigation of the globe. 
E)  gaining control of all of Central America. 
A)  Columbus's discovery of the New World. 
B)  Hernán Cortés's subjugation of the Aztecs. 
C)  the exploration of Florida, California, and Arizona. 
D)  Magellan's circumnavigation of the globe. 
E)  gaining control of all of Central America.

Question 3

Unique among Europeans, the ____________________ had no desire to convert the natives to Christianity.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Unique among Europeans, the ____________________ had no...

Question 4

France's colonial policies were more similar to those of which other country?

Accepted Answer

A)  Holland 
B)  Portugal 
C)  Spain 
D)  Britain 
E)  India 
A)  Holland 
B)  Portugal 
C)  Spain 
D)  Britain 
E)  India

Question 5

Europeans began to search in earnest for an alternate route to Eastern Asia after

Accepted Answer

A)  they read the fabulous tales of Marco Polo. 
B)  they became aware of the spices available there. 
C)  the city of Constantinople was lost to them as a center of trade. 
D)  Muslim conquerors introduced them to Eastern wares. 
E)  the Mongol conquest disrupted their overland trade routes. 
A)  they read the fabulous tales of Marco Polo. 
B)  they became aware of the spices available there. 
C)  the city of Constantinople was lost to them as a center of trade. 
D)  Muslim conquerors introduced them to Eastern wares. 
E)  the Mongol conquest disrupted their overland trade routes.

Exam 22: A Larger World Opens

The worst economic exploitation of Amerindians by Spain and Portugal occurred under

The most impressive Spanish venture in exploration was, according to your authors, probably

Unique among Europeans, the ____________________ had no desire to convert the natives to Christianity.

France's colonial policies were more similar to those of which other country?

Europeans began to search in earnest for an alternate route to Eastern Asia after

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