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APUSH Chapter 1: New World Beginnings

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Question 1
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What do you already know about Christopher Columbus?

This section of your reading will give you a brief overview of the content covered in each chapter.
Before you proceed, did you watch the "Crash Course U.S. History #1: Natives & Spaniards" EdPuzzle video first?

If no, please read: The reason why you want to watch the video first is because it provides an overview of the corresponding chapter. Our AP textbook is challenging! You will understand more of the reading if you complete the EdPuzzle first, so do that and then come back!

If yes, please read: Way to follow directions! Did you take the time to read through the answer explanations of missed questions? EdPuzzle videos are completion grades because they are your first attempt at learning the historical material, so learn from your mistakes!
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Question 2
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How did the Great Ice Age facilitate the beginnings of North America's human history?

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The size and sophistication of Native American civilizations in Mexico and South America can be attributed to

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Unlike the Native American societies of Central and South America, the indigenous peoples of North America

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That's all that's due for Wednesday, 9/8/2021! Do you have any questions about the first reading assignment of the year?

Note: You are welcome to read ahead in your packet, but this Formative won't be updated until Wednesday morning with comprehension questions for the next reading section.
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Western Europeans wanted to discover a new, shorter route to eastern Asia in order to

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Note: Portugal [pink-ish gray] is a country in Europe right next to Spain [green], which explains a bit why they were rivals.

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Which of these was NOT an important factor in setting the stage for Columbus’s exploration of the New World?

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Question 8
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The term Columbian Exchange describes:

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Question 9
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European contact with Native Americans led to

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Notice similarities between the word "conquer" and "conquistadores," which is the Spanish word for "conqueror."

What does it mean to conquer?
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That's all that's due for Friday, 9/10/2021! Do you have any questions?

Note: You are welcome to read ahead in your packet, but this Formative won't be updated until Friday morning with comprehension questions for the next reading section.
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The institution of encomienda allowed the

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As used in the first line of the second full paragraph, "gave way to" most nearly means

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Question 13
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During the Pope's Rebellion in 1680, Pueblo Indians

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Okay -- now answer this question. Based on key ideas empasized in class, which 5 key terms or people are most important to recall from Chapter 1?

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Question 15
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Congrats on finishing your first APUSH textbook chapter, which is due Monday, 9/13/2021! Do you have any questions?

Don't forget to click "Turn It In" in Google Classroom!

The glacial withdrawal formed freshwater lakes that supported life.
Rising ocean levels from melted glaciers made it possible to cross the Atlantic.
It exposed a land bridge connecting Eurasia with North America.
aggressively exploited the land for agricultural development.
lived in relatively scattered settlements rather than dense urban populations.
practiced a universal system of patriarchal authority.
test and develop new seafaring technologies.
discover cheaper ways to manufacture various products.
become the sole merchants of goods from Asia.
The Portuguese had demonstrated the feasibility of long-range ocean navigation.
Africa was established as a source of slave labor.
There was explosive population growth in Europe.
European demand had increased for more and cheaper products from Asia.
The exporting of precious metals from the New World and the importing of African slaves to the New World.
The transfer of plants, animals, and diseases between the Old and New Worlds.
The trade in Native American furs for European horses and other goods.
the deaths of millions of Native Americans, who had little resistance to European diseases.
the recreational use of tobacco by Native Americans.
the introduction into the New World of such plants as potatoes, tomatoes, and beans.
Europeans to establish an economy based on capitalism.
Spanish colonizers to enslave Indians in exchange for Christianizing them.
Native Americans to enslave members of other tribes.
Europeans to marry Native Americans.
navigated towards
sought after
invited the
French settlers who sought to undermine the Spanish community there.
Spanish efforts to suppress their native religious customs.
Spanish merchants who paid only cut-throat prices for their goods.