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Michael needs to make a list of three reasons for European exploration. Which statement should Michael remove from his list?
Michael needs to make a list of three reasons for European exploration. Which statement should Michael remove from his list?
- Europeans wanted access to a sea route to get cheaper spices.
- Europeans wanted to search for rare indigenous species. (correct)
- Europeans wanted to claim land and utilize its physical and human resources.
- Europeans wanted to spread the message of Christianity.
Susan is writing a report about "the three G's" of European exploration. Which statement in her list is incorrect?
Susan is writing a report about "the three G's" of European exploration. Which statement in her list is incorrect?
- All of the statements are correct.
- Statement 3
- Statement 1
- Statement 2 (correct)
Which of the following is NOT a reason why existing empires might want to acquire more land?
Which of the following is NOT a reason why existing empires might want to acquire more land?
- A larger empire typically meant a more powerful empire.
- The inhabitants of the land could be used for human labor.
- New land provided access to different resources.
- It is easier to govern citizens from a greater distance. (correct)
Why was access to cheap spices an important consideration for European explorers?
Why was access to cheap spices an important consideration for European explorers?
The list below describes a certain important document in American history. Who was the author of this document?
The list below describes a certain important document in American history. Who was the author of this document?
Early exploration of North America was motivated primarily by the quest for
Early exploration of North America was motivated primarily by the quest for
Which social issue did the Three-Fifths Compromise address?
Which social issue did the Three-Fifths Compromise address?
Flashcards
Reasons For European Exploration
Reasons For European Exploration
Europeans sought sea routes for spices, rare species, land, resources, and to spread Christianity.
The Three G's
The Three G's
The three G's represent Gold (wealth), Glory (conquering land), and God (spreading religion).
Reasons to Acquire Land
Reasons to Acquire Land
Existing empires sought more land for increased power, resources, and labor.
Importance of spices
Importance of spices
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Author of Important Document
Author of Important Document
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Early Explorers' Motivation
Early Explorers' Motivation
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Three-Fifths Compromise
Three-Fifths Compromise
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Study Notes
Reasons for European Exploration
- Europeans sought a sea route for cheaper spices.
- Europeans wanted to find rare indigenous species.
- Europeans aimed to claim land and utilize its physical and human resources.
- Europeans desired to spread Christianity.
"The Three G's" of European Exploration
- Gold refers to the desire to find wealth.
- Glory refers to the desire to conquer new lands for empires.
- God refers to the desire of the Europeans to expand their own religious perspectives.
Empire Expansion
- A larger empire meant gaining more power.
- New land provided access to more resources.
- Inhabitants of new lands could be used for labor.
Importance of Spices
- Spices added flavor to bland food.
- Spices served as a method to preserve meat.
- Spices were used in salves or for embalming.
Important Document in American History
- Written in 1493
- Authored by Christopher Columbus
- Addressed to King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
- Described Spain's plan to control America
Early Exploration of North America
- Motivated by the quest for riches and spices.
The Three-Fifths Compromise
- Addressed whether slaves should be counted as "full" citizens in terms of representation.
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