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One of the key stimulants to the Protestant Reformation was The idea that one could not earn one's way to heaven by good works. The Spanish discovery of large quantities of silver in the Americas Led to lower standards of living for many Europeans. The early fur trade between Indians and Europeans in the northern woodlands Revealed that both made discoveries and modified their behavior to benefit fully. For most Europeans, life in the late Middle Ages might best be described as Disconnected socially and politically but united by a universal church. The most important reason for Cortés's defeat of the Aztecs was his ability to form alliances with Indians who had been oppressed by The Aztecs The most obvious effect in Europe of the Spanish conquests in the New World was the Increase in silver coin causing inflation. The Roanoke Colony became known as the "Lost Colony" because relief ships that brought supplies could find no trace of the colonists. The reasons for Cortés's defeat of the Aztecs included all of the following EXCEPT The lack of a strong military tradition among the Aztecs. The interaction between Europe and the Americas after 1492 shows that Both the Indians and the Europeans had products of value and civilizations of note. In the late Middle Ages, Europeans Were mostly peasants living under feudal lords. The advances made during the Renaissance Reveal that Europeans were adaptors rather than creators. Columbus's diary reveals that when he first encountered the Taínos, he found them To be friendly, guileless, and easily manipulated. The largest number of European voyages across the North Atlantic in the early 1500s were Expeditions to fish off Newfoundland's Grand Banks. Bartolomé de las Casas Denounced Spanish cruelty toward Indians because all people are human beings. Toward the end of the Middle Ages, the clearest indicators of coming change were The emergence of a new merchant class and more powerful monarchs. The voyages of discovery sent out by Prince Henry the Navigator were made possible by all of the following EXCEPT
The rise of the Ottoman Turks who stopped voyages to the East. The first European nation to support overseas voyages of exploration and colonization Portugal. Columbus's voyages show that he and his sponsors mainly Wanted riches and powerland, gold, spices, trade, laborers. The Spaniards explored the present-day United States looking for cities of great wealth based on Stories that appeared to be descriptions of Mississippian chiefdoms. The Spanish invaded one Caribbean island after another and then the mainland principally because they Wanted to find gold. The new monarchies were important for all the following reasons EXCEPT They used up the capital intended for trade with unnecessary government spending. Hernán de Soto Introduced diseases, which destabilized the chiefdoms of the South. The correct chronological order of the following events is Henry VIII breaks with Rome, Las Casas's Destruction of the Indies is published, Gilbert fights the "Wild Irish," England defeats the Spanish Armada. The map of Western Europe shows that the leaders in exploration were those countries with a geographic position pointing them toward The West. Of the discoveries Columbus made in 1492, the most important in the long run was The clockwise circulation of Atlantic winds and currents. The map of the European explorations shows that the two most extensive penetrations were by Coronado and de Soto. Coronado's expedition Conquered the pueblos of the Southwest and turned back. In terms of Spanish objectives, the most successful of the following expeditions was that of Pizarro. The Algonquian people reacted to the Roanoke Colony in all of the following ways EXCEPT Cruelly when the colonists sought shelter at Croatoan. An important consequence of Coronado's failure to find the fabled gold cities of Cibolo was the Spanish abandonment of interest in the Southwest for half a century. St. Augustine and Fort Caroline represent a collision of these two forces in Florida:
vanilla and chocolate A principal cause of the Spanish success in conquering the Aztecs in the early sixteenth century was the Spaniards' ability to take advantage of native peoples' hostility to Aztec rule. One hundred years after Columbus' first voyage to the "New World," the largest empire in the Americas was Spanish and African. Cartier was to the French and _________ as Cabot was to the English and ______. St. Lawrence/Labrador The Spanish monopoly of the New World was broken with the English defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588. England's first ventures into the New World were motivated by animosity toward Spain. Which one of the following was the LEAST important reason for the population decline that occurred in native populations in the wake of the Spanish conquest? Warfare Which one of the following is NOT true of the effects of French trade on Indian communities in the St. Lawrence Valley? fur trading favored Indians In De Soto's exploration of the South in North America, he failed to find another Aztec empire. The peoples he did find were from this culture: Mississippian The most important legacy of the Roanoke expedition was written accounts of the area and Indian peoples there. Which one of the following was NOT an epidemic disease that destroyed Indian populations? syphilis