Question 1

Discuss and elaborate on the impact of discovery and colonialism on European society.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 2

Which of the following was true of the contact between Asia and Europe prior to exploration?

Accepted Answer

A)  Europe obtained most of their luxury goods from Asia. 
B)  No travel paths existed between Europe and Asia. 
C)  Only Muslim groups had traveled to Asia. 
D)  Sea paths were never important before. 
E)  Europe had little need of Asian goods, they relied on African goods. 
A)  Europe obtained most of their luxury goods from Asia. 
B)  No travel paths existed between Europe and Asia. 
C)  Only Muslim groups had traveled to Asia. 
D)  Sea paths were never important before. 
E)  Europe had little need of Asian goods, they relied on African goods.

Question 3

The first slaves from Africa were introduced to Europe through ____________________ hands.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The first slaves from Africa were introduced...

Question 4

Compare and contrast the colonial endeavors of the Dutch,British,and French.Which was most successful? Which least? Why was this so?

Accepted Answer

Answers would include the Dutc

Question 5

The slave trade from Africa first became profitable for the Portuguese with

Accepted Answer

A)  the shipping of slaves to Brazil, which Portugal controlled. 
B)  the breeding of new slave generations in the Americas. 
C)  sales to European noble families. 
D)  sales to the Muslims in the Arab countries. 
E)  shipments to the Caribbean islands. 
A)  the shipping of slaves to Brazil, which Portugal controlled. 
B)  the breeding of new slave generations in the Americas. 
C)  sales to European noble families. 
D)  sales to the Muslims in the Arab countries. 
E)  shipments to the Caribbean islands.

Question 6

In Brazil,the greatest number of slaves were originally imported for labor in the

Accepted Answer

A)  silver mines. 
B)  sugarcane fields. 
C)  tobacco plantations. 
D)  trading stations. 
E)  rainforests. 
A)  silver mines. 
B)  sugarcane fields. 
C)  tobacco plantations. 
D)  trading stations. 
E)  rainforests.

Exam 22: A Larger World Opens

Discuss and elaborate on the impact of discovery and colonialism on European society.

Which of the following was true of the contact between Asia and Europe prior to exploration?

The first slaves from Africa were introduced to Europe through ____________________ hands.

Compare and contrast the colonial endeavors of the Dutch,British,and French.Which was most successful? Which least? Why was this so?

The slave trade from Africa first became profitable for the Portuguese with

In Brazil,the greatest number of slaves were originally imported for labor in the

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