Week 7 Primetime 9/28-10/2

B. American Indians died in battle with Europeans and through exposure to European diseases.

C. The Spanish and French wanted to acquire personal wealth, so they formed alliances with American Indians.

A. Many American Indians of this culture converted to Christianity after meeting the Europeans.

D. The Europeans forced them off their land and relocated them to small reservations in the American West.

B. They contained falls that were used to create hydroelectricity.

D. They served as a recreational area for early Georgians.

C. They served as a place of worship for early American Indians.

A. They contained deposits of gold that were coveted by many early explorers.

B. The Spanish wanted to create a Christian country, but the British wanted to establish a slave trade.

C. The Spanish wanted to exterminate other races, but the British wanted to create a multicultural society.

A. The Spanish emphasized mineral wealth, but the British focused on establishing colonies.

D. The Spanish wanted to find centrally governed colonies, while the British wanted to develop small villages.

A. to increase Spain's wealth

B. to expand the Spanish Empire

C. to prevent British colonization

D. to spread the Anglican faith

A. the desire to convert other cultures to Christianity

B. the desire to cooperate with the Spanish missionaries

D. the desire to learn hunting techniques from American Indians

C. the desire to profit from the New World's natural resources

A. by destroying crops traditionally grown on the continent

B. by causing a massive migration of wildlife

C. by limiting the northern expansion of the Aztec Empire

D. by decimating (decreasing) American Indian populations

A. to gain allies for Spain in the fight for control of North America

D. to reduce conflicts between Spanish settlers and American Indians

C. to learn how to survive in the Americas from the American Indians

B. to reduce the growing influence of Anglicanism in North America

A. the Stamp Act

D. European Exploration

B. Spanish Missions

C. Hernando DeSoto