unit 7 jeopardy review
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Aztec/Inca Columbian Exchange
Liberators Cuban Revolution Zapatista MISC
WWI 100
The Incas were conquered by which
Spanish Conquistador?
Francisco Pizzaro
A 100
A 200
Who was the conquistador of the
Aztecs?
Hernan Cortes
A 200
What happened to What happened to Atahualpa?Atahualpa?
A 300
Tricked, kidnapped and
killed by Pizzaro
A 300
Why were the Spanish able to defeat the
Aztecs?
A 400
Diseases, Guns, Horses
A 400
What present day city is built on the
ruins of Aztec capital,
Tenochitlan?
A 500
Mexico City
A 500
What did the Europeans bring them from the Old World that destroyed indigenous
populations?
B 100
Diseases
(Smallpox)
B 100
What was the Colombian Exchange?
B 200
The moving of animals, plants, people and diseases from the
Old World to the New world and from the New World to the Old
B 200
This item (vegetable) was brought from the New World to the Old, and
forever changed the history of Italy
B 300
Tomato
B 300
Which foods came to Europe from Central and South America?
A. Peaches, coffee, corn, wheatB. Coffee, peaches, sugar, wheatC. Coffee, Sugar, cocoa, peachesD. Corn, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes
B 400
D- Corn, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes
B 400
What is one reason why Europeans chose
Africans as a new labor force?
B 500
1. Disease resistant
2. Were familiar with the type of work (farming, mining)
B 500
Who liberated the country of Haiti?
C 100
Toussaint L’Ouverture
C 100
What country did Simon Bolivar fight against in order
to gain freedom?
C 200
Spain
C 200
Before he became an independence leader, what
kind of life did L’Ouverture lead?
C 300
C 300
He was a slave
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
Simon Bolivar was known as “El Libertador,” the
liberator for what group people?
C 400
South Americans
C 400
Miguel Hildalgo was the independence leader for what
country?
C 500
Mexico
C 500
D 100
Who took over as dictator in Cuba in
1959?
Fidel Castro
D 100
What type of government was set up after the Cuban
Revolution?
D 200
Communist
D 200
What country helped Castro build Cuba into a Communist society?
D 300
Soviet Union
D 300
What almost caused a nuclear war between the US and the
Soviet Union?
D 400
Cuban Missile Crisis
D 400
What was the reaction of the US government towards Cuba when they discovered Soviet Missiles in Cuba. (It is still in
place today, even after 50 years)
D 500
Trade Embargo
D 500
What region of Mexico were the Zapatistas from?
E 100
Chipas
E 100
What happened in 1994 that made the
Zapatistas mad?
E 200
NAFTA
E 200
Zapatistas fought for the rights of who?
E 300
Indigenous people
E 300
What is a main concern of the Zapatistas?
E 400
Housing, healthcare and better rights for indigenous
people.
E 400
Why did the Zapatistas not like NAFTA?
E 500
They feared it would put indigenous farmers out of
business because they couldn’t compete
E 500
F 100
What three regions were effected by Triangle Trade?
Americas, Europe, Africa
F 100
What is one effect of slavery that influences Latin America today?
F 200
Ethnic groups
F 200
What was the first country to gain their freedom from European impearlism?
F 300
Haiti
F 300
Which animal helped native people hunt and trade over a
larger area?
F 400
Horses
F 400
This famous speech by Hildalgo, marked the
beginning of the Mexican Independence movement. (He rang and his church bell and
said it)
F 500
Cry of Dolores
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Colombian ExchangeColombian Exchange
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Which items identify results of the Columbian Exchange?
A.1,2,4,B.1,2,3C.1,3,4D.2,3,4
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1. Coffee and sugar were introduced 2. Diseases from Europe killed a large part of the population 3. The horse changed the life and culture of many indigenous people 4. Indigenous people began plantations to grow sugar cane and coffee
B- 1,2,3
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