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Renaissance & Exploration: True or False

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Test knowledge on Renaissance and early exploration.

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Renaissance & Exploration: True or False
 

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Test knowledge on Renaissance and early exploration.

by Vivienne
1

The Seven Cities of Cibola led Coronado to discover vast, easily accessible gold.

2

The Renaissance was a time of renewed interest in learning, art, science, and new ideas in Europe.

3

The Renaissance began in Africa.

4

The Aztecs were conquered with alliances, weapons, and disease.

5

Isabella and Ferdinand funded Columbus's voyage.

6

The Columbian Exchange involved the transfer of crops, animals, people, ideas, and diseases between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

7

Columbus immediately realized he had discovered a new world on his first voyage and declared it a new continent.

8

The first European country to engage in the slave trade was England.

9

Jamestown was named after King James I.

10

The slave trade started because Europeans wanted to convert Africans to Christianity through forced labor only.

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