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Studies Weekly W.7 9/28/20-Monday
By Laura McCarty
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Question 1
1.
How did Henry the Navigator participate in the Age of Discovery?
He was king of Spain.
He made maps.
He cooked spicy food.
He sponsored or paid of voyages of exploration.
Question 2
2.
What was a serious long term negative outcome of the voyages of discovery?
the ships sank
they helped to establish the slave trade
there was a shortage of sailors to serve passagners
crews got sick with scurvy
Question 3
3.
What does the story suggest to us regarding how Jackson and Alana travel to and from the places they explore?
They travel on a ship owned by Henry the Navigator.
They hike the trade routes to Asia.
They hitch a ride with Christopher Columbus.
They use a camera for time travel.
Question 4
4.
GPS stands for which of the following?
Global Positioning System
Global Positioning Strategy
Ground Perpetual Satelite
Gradual Political Strategy
Question 5
5.
How did Charles Counselman improve the GPS?
He made it fancier and more interesting to use.
He made it quieter and more attractive.
He made it bigger and faster.
He made it smaller and more accurate.
Question 6
6.
In which of the following activities might a GPS be most useful?
visiting a local relative
camping in the Smoky Mountians
biking down Main Street
shopping in the mall
Question 7
7.
What does the map above depict?
Magellan's and Del Cano's voyages
Magellan's voyages
Michelangelo's and Del Cano's voyages
Del Cano's voyages
Question 8
8.
What is the main idea of the article?
to entertain people with stories of new adventures
to inform about the importance of Magellan's and Del Cano's voyage
to persuade people to go out on a boat more often
to persuade people that Magellan's voyage was the most important
Question 9
9.
What is the difference between primary and secondary sources?
Secondary sources are created by people who experienced it first hand.
Primary sources are maps.
Primary sources are created by people who experienced events first hand.
Secondary sources are pictures.