8 Questions
Which European country took the most aggressive role in ______?
America
What happened to Columbus during his ______ voyage?
third
Who were some of the early ______ and French explorers to reach North America?
English
How did the constant battles with ______ affect the European settlers?
Native Americans
What happened to the first settlement established by Columbus on ______?
Hispaniola
Who were some of the early European explorers to reach the ______ World?
New
How did the second wave of European exploration differ from the Viking Invasion of North ______?
America
Who was Samuel de Champlain and what was his role in French exploration of the New ______?
World
Study Notes
- Who were some of the early European explorers to reach the New World?
- How did the second wave of European exploration differ from the Viking Invasion of North America?
- What happened to the first settlement established by Columbus on Hispaniola?
- How did the constant battles with Native Americans affect the European settlers?
- What happened to Columbus during his third voyage?
- Which European country took the most aggressive role in America?
- Which European nations were slower to awaken to the opportunities in the New World?
- Who were some of the early English and French explorers to reach North America?
- What was the fate of the "Lost Colony" of Roanoke Island?
- Who was Samuel de Champlain and what was his role in French exploration of the New World?
Test your knowledge of early European exploration in the New World with this quiz! From the first voyages of Columbus to the establishment of colonies in North America, this quiz covers the key events and figures of the era. Explore the differences between Viking invasions and later European expeditions, learn about the struggles and conflicts with Native Americans, and discover the fates of early settlements and colonies. See how much you know about the explorers who shaped the course of history in the Americas.
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