World History: Patterns Of Interaction Chapter 19.1 Quiz
This is a short check in quiz on 19. 1 of World History: Patterns of Interactions. If you have read 19. 1, you should have no problem on this quiz. All questions will be multiple choice.
- 1.The desire for more wealth led to:
- A.
Expansion
- B.
Trade
- C.
Exploration
- D.
All of the above
- 2.The Portuguese sailor who was able to sail to Cape of Good Hope and said "to serve God and His Magesty" was ______________.
- A.
Pedro de Mendez
- B.
Vasco da Gama
- C.
Bartholemeu Dias
- D.
Luis Vaz de Torres
- 3.Before, European sailors were not able to sail for more than 3000 miles because they lacked:
- A.
Courage to sail so far
- B.
A incentive to do so
- C.
Technology
- D.
Able sailors
- 4.Caravels were ships that:
- A.
Came from the Chinese
- B.
Were built in Russia
- C.
Had a much larger deck
- D.
Could sail against the wind
- 5.Which Portuguese sailor sailed to Callicut, India and brought many spices back?
- A.
Luís Vaz de Torres
- B.
Vasco da Gama
- C.
Bartholemeu Dias
- D.
Ferdinand Magellan
- 6.Portugal's largest rival in terms of exploration was:
- A.
France
- B.
England
- C.
Italy
- D.
Spain
- 7.Pope Alexander VI issued the Line of Demarcation, which separated:
- A.
Portugal's trade posts and Spain's trade posts
- B.
Portugal's colonies and Spain's colonies
- C.
The church's land and the emperor's land
- D.
England and France's colonies
- 8.The Line of Demarcation passed through the;
- A.
Atlantic Ocean
- B.
Indian Ocean
- C.
Pacific Ocean
- D.
None of the above
- 9.The straight of Malacca near
- A.
India
- B.
Japan
- C.
Malaysia
- D.
Thailand
- 10.Discovering this new trade route to India resulted in:
- A.
Europe got weaker
- B.
Europe got richer
- C.
Muslims got richer
- D.
Venetians got stronger
- 11.The _________ broke Portugal's control over trade in the Indian Ocean.
- A.
Spanish
- B.
Dutch
- C.
English
- D.
None of the above
- 12.Ferdinand Magellan was a _________ sailor who explored _____________.
- A.
French... Philippines
- B.
Spanish... Philippines
- C.
Dutch... South America
- D.
French... South America
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