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What is imperialism primarily defined as?
What is imperialism primarily defined as?
- A system of government-sponsored business ventures
- A revolution in manufacturing processes
- A domination that benefits one people over another (correct)
- An economic system focused on individual wealth
Mercantilism primarily emerged in the 20th century.
Mercantilism primarily emerged in the 20th century.
False (B)
What technological advancement helped expand exploration during the Age of Discovery?
What technological advancement helped expand exploration during the Age of Discovery?
Navigational technology
The economic system that requires a relatively free market and private ownership is called _____
The economic system that requires a relatively free market and private ownership is called _____
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
What role did Gutenberg's Press have on society?
What role did Gutenberg's Press have on society?
The Age of Discovery began after the mid-twentieth century.
The Age of Discovery began after the mid-twentieth century.
What were the names of two European countries that expanded their control during the Age of Discovery?
What were the names of two European countries that expanded their control during the Age of Discovery?
The trade routes that existed long before the Age of Discovery are known as the _____ Road.
The trade routes that existed long before the Age of Discovery are known as the _____ Road.
What term do many Indigenous peoples use to refer to North America?
What term do many Indigenous peoples use to refer to North America?
What is commonly referred to as 'Turtle Island'?
What is commonly referred to as 'Turtle Island'?
The first European contact in Canada occurred in 1492.
The first European contact in Canada occurred in 1492.
What was the main purpose of the 'Grease Trails' on Turtle Island?
What was the main purpose of the 'Grease Trails' on Turtle Island?
The motivations for European Imperialism are often summarized as 'Gold, God, and ______ '.
The motivations for European Imperialism are often summarized as 'Gold, God, and ______ '.
Match the following motivations with their respective groups:
Match the following motivations with their respective groups:
Which of the following was a common reaction among Indigenous peoples towards Europeans?
Which of the following was a common reaction among Indigenous peoples towards Europeans?
Eurocentrism is the belief that Indigenous peoples should be governed as subjects.
Eurocentrism is the belief that Indigenous peoples should be governed as subjects.
What term refers to the belief that one's own culture is superior to other cultures?
What term refers to the belief that one's own culture is superior to other cultures?
The first contact between First Nations and Europeans happened at ______ times and places.
The first contact between First Nations and Europeans happened at ______ times and places.
What characterized the trade routes on Turtle Island?
What characterized the trade routes on Turtle Island?
What was one of the major motivations behind European imperialism?
What was one of the major motivations behind European imperialism?
The fur trade in Canada was solely based on traditional Indigenous exchange methods.
The fur trade in Canada was solely based on traditional Indigenous exchange methods.
What impact did the Slave Trade have on African people?
What impact did the Slave Trade have on African people?
The belief that European culture was superior to all others is known as __________.
The belief that European culture was superior to all others is known as __________.
Match the following events with their corresponding impacts:
Match the following events with their corresponding impacts:
How many people were taken as slaves during the Slave Trade?
How many people were taken as slaves during the Slave Trade?
Indigenous peoples largely benefited from their integration into the capitalist economy of the fur trade.
Indigenous peoples largely benefited from their integration into the capitalist economy of the fur trade.
What were the primary raw materials harvested by slaves taken to European colonies?
What were the primary raw materials harvested by slaves taken to European colonies?
The __________ policies of European settlers significantly altered the Indigenous way of life.
The __________ policies of European settlers significantly altered the Indigenous way of life.
What was a significant effect of first contact with European settlers on Indigenous peoples?
What was a significant effect of first contact with European settlers on Indigenous peoples?
Which of the following best describes mercantilism?
Which of the following best describes mercantilism?
Globalization began prior to Columbus's voyages to the New World.
Globalization began prior to Columbus's voyages to the New World.
What technological advancement allowed for quicker dissemination of information in the 15th century?
What technological advancement allowed for quicker dissemination of information in the 15th century?
During the Age of Discovery, the practice of ______ dominated the political and cultural lives of colonized people.
During the Age of Discovery, the practice of ______ dominated the political and cultural lives of colonized people.
Match the following navigational tools with their functions:
Match the following navigational tools with their functions:
What was one significant outcome of the Industrial Revolution?
What was one significant outcome of the Industrial Revolution?
New navigational technologies during the Age of Discovery allowed for greater exploration distances.
New navigational technologies during the Age of Discovery allowed for greater exploration distances.
Which indigenous term is often used to refer to North America?
Which indigenous term is often used to refer to North America?
The primary economic system that aims for personal wealth through competition is known as ______.
The primary economic system that aims for personal wealth through competition is known as ______.
What was one adverse effect of the European Slave Trade on African societies?
What was one adverse effect of the European Slave Trade on African societies?
First contact between Indigenous peoples and Europeans occurred uniformly across Turtle Island.
First contact between Indigenous peoples and Europeans occurred uniformly across Turtle Island.
What common motivations did Indigenous peoples have for trading with European explorers?
What common motivations did Indigenous peoples have for trading with European explorers?
European motivations during the Age of Exploration have often been summarized as 'Gold, God, and ______ '
European motivations during the Age of Exploration have often been summarized as 'Gold, God, and ______ '
Which motivation was NOT commonly associated with European imperialism?
Which motivation was NOT commonly associated with European imperialism?
Eurocentrism is the belief that one's own culture is inferior to others.
Eurocentrism is the belief that one's own culture is inferior to others.
What were some consequences of European imperialism on Indigenous peoples?
What were some consequences of European imperialism on Indigenous peoples?
The trade routes on Turtle Island existed for thousands of years _______ to European arrival.
The trade routes on Turtle Island existed for thousands of years _______ to European arrival.
What type of interaction did some Indigenous peoples choose with European explorers?
What type of interaction did some Indigenous peoples choose with European explorers?
Which of the following best describes Eurocentrism?
Which of the following best describes Eurocentrism?
The fur trade in Canada caused Indigenous peoples to have less interaction with European economies.
The fur trade in Canada caused Indigenous peoples to have less interaction with European economies.
What was the primary economic system that the fur trade in Canada introduced?
What was the primary economic system that the fur trade in Canada introduced?
Over ______ million Africans were forcibly taken as slaves during the Slave Trade.
Over ______ million Africans were forcibly taken as slaves during the Slave Trade.
What was a significant effect of colonial policies on Indigenous peoples?
What was a significant effect of colonial policies on Indigenous peoples?
The slave trade contributed positively to the development of African societies.
The slave trade contributed positively to the development of African societies.
What fundamental change occurred in Indigenous peoples' trade practices due to the fur trade?
What fundamental change occurred in Indigenous peoples' trade practices due to the fur trade?
The impact of European colonization fundamentally altered Indigenous cultures and resulted in ______.
The impact of European colonization fundamentally altered Indigenous cultures and resulted in ______.
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the impact of the Slave Trade?
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the impact of the Slave Trade?
Flashcards
Mercantilism
Mercantilism
A system where governments invest in international trade to make their rulers wealthy, prevalent from the 16th to 19th centuries.
Capitalism
Capitalism
An economic system focused on increasing personal wealth through open competition, profit-driven activity, and private ownership of production.
Industrial Revolution
Industrial Revolution
A period of rapid social and economic change caused by widespread use of machinery in production, starting in 18th century Britain.
Historical Globalization
Historical Globalization
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Imperialism
Imperialism
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Gutenberg's Printing Press
Gutenberg's Printing Press
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New Sailing Technologies
New Sailing Technologies
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Globalization Before Columbus
Globalization Before Columbus
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European Imperialism
European Imperialism
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Turtle Island
Turtle Island
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Eurocentrism
Eurocentrism
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Fur Trade in Canada
Fur Trade in Canada
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The Slave Trade
The Slave Trade
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First Contact
First Contact
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Impacts of First Contact on Indigenous Peoples
Impacts of First Contact on Indigenous Peoples
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Legacies of Colonization
Legacies of Colonization
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Fur Trade System
Fur Trade System
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Humans as Factors of Production
Humans as Factors of Production
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Colonial Impacts on Indigenous Culture
Colonial Impacts on Indigenous Culture
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Indigenous Groups on Turtle Island
Indigenous Groups on Turtle Island
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Trade Routes on Turtle Island
Trade Routes on Turtle Island
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Grease Trails
Grease Trails
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First Contact on Turtle Island
First Contact on Turtle Island
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Motivations for European Imperialism
Motivations for European Imperialism
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Colonial Governments on Turtle Island
Colonial Governments on Turtle Island
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Motivations for Indigenous Peoples
Motivations for Indigenous Peoples
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Gutenberg's Press
Gutenberg's Press
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Fur Trade
Fur Trade
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Ethnocentrism
Ethnocentrism
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What is Eurocentrism?
What is Eurocentrism?
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What is the Fur Trade?
What is the Fur Trade?
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What is the Slave Trade?
What is the Slave Trade?
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What is First Contact?
What is First Contact?
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What are the impacts of First Contact?
What are the impacts of First Contact?
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What are the legacies of Colonization?
What are the legacies of Colonization?
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What is the Fur Trade System?
What is the Fur Trade System?
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What are Humans as Factors of Production?
What are Humans as Factors of Production?
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What are Colonial Impacts on Indigenous Culture?
What are Colonial Impacts on Indigenous Culture?
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Who are Indigenous Groups on Turtle Island?
Who are Indigenous Groups on Turtle Island?
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