Unit 9: Atlantic World Quiz

A. The development of social media

B. The search for new routes to Asia

C. The Industrial Revolution

D. The American Revolution

A. A stock market system

B. A military alliance

C. An exchange of crops, ideas, and goods between Europeans and indigenous people

D. A system of government

A. Lack of immunity to European diseases

B. Voluntary migration

C. Natural disasters

D. Climate change

A. Africans volunteered for the work

B. Indigenous populations had been destroyed by disease and conflict

C. Europeans couldn't find workers in their own countries

D. The African climate was similar to Europe

A. Socialism

B. Communism

C. Democracy

D. Mercantilism

A. To preserve natural habitats

B. To provide homes for indigenous people

C. Large-scale agricultural production

D. To build cities

A. A trade route between only three European countries

B. A system of trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas

C. A triangle-shaped marketplace

D. A trading system only for geometric shapes

A. Competition for land and resources

B. Different music preferences

C. Language barriers

D. Weather patterns

A. It prevented exploration

B. It had no impact

C. New developments allowed longer sea voyages

D. It only affected land travel

A. It reduced the need for workers

B. It had no effect on slavery

C. It created a small demand for labor

D. It required a large enslaved workforce

A. Indigenous people had superior weapons

B. The weapons had no impact on conflicts

C. Advanced European weapons gave them a military advantage

D. Both sides had equal military technology

A. It encouraged colonial independence

B. Colonies were expected to provide raw materials to benefit their European rulers

C. It had no effect on colonies

D. It promoted equal trade relationships

A. Europe gained no new foods or crops

B. It led to a decrease in European population

C. New foods like potatoes and tomatoes changed European diets

D. It only affected American societies