Use the map to answer the question.
A map of North America has four regions marked. Region 1 includes the northwest of the United States. Region 2 includes northern Mexico and the southwest of the United States. Region 3 includes the southeast of Canada, the northeast of the United States, and the midwestern United States. Region 4 includes the southeast of the United States.
In which region did the Mogollon, Hohokam, and ancestral Puebloans live?
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Region 1
Region 2
Region 3
Region 4
Based on the description provided, the Mogollon, Hohokam, and ancestral Puebloans likely lived in Region 2, which includes northern Mexico and the southwest of the United States.
Which of the following is an example of how American Indians of the Northwest coast were unique in how they practiced social organization?
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Responses
Green Corn ceremony
Green Corn ceremony
Iroquois League
Iroquois League
mound building
mound building
potlatch
The answer is potlatch. The potlatch was a unique social and economic system practiced by American Indians of the Northwest coast. It involved hosting elaborate feasts and giving away gifts and wealth in order to display social status, establish alliances, and redistribute wealth within the community.
Use the map to answer the question.
A map of the eastern edge of Asia, North America, and the northernmost parts of South America is shown. The map shows Asian and North American lands separated only by glaciers and small bodies of water. Arrows drawn on the map show possible routes of the land bridge theory and the coastal route theory. The coastal route arrows travel southward along the western coast of North America. The land bridge arrows travel southward through North America into Central and South America. One arrow leads to a point on the map, Meadowcroft Rockshelter, Pennsylvania, 17,000 BCE. Another arrow leads to a point labeled Clovis, New Mexico, 9500 BCE.
Which theory is best supported by the map?
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Responses
Early humans first arrived in North America 10,000 years ago.
Early humans first arrived in North America 10,000 years ago.
Early humans settled mainly along the coast of North America.
Early humans settled mainly along the coast of North America.
Early humans traveled along the coast from North America to Asia.
Early humans traveled along the coast from North America to Asia.
Early humans migrated from Asia to North America over a land bridge.
Based on the information provided on the map, the theory that is best supported is that early humans migrated from Asia to North America over a land bridge. This is indicated by the arrows showing the land bridge routes leading from Asia through North America into Central and South America. The points labeled Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Clovis also suggest human presence in these areas at different time periods, further supporting the theory of migration from Asia to North America.
How did the Inquisition affect European exploration?
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People signed up to fight in the Crusades.
People signed up to fight in the Crusades.
People fled to escape religious persecution.
People fled to escape religious persecution.
People designed better navigation tools.
People designed better navigation tools.
People sought new trade routes to Asia.
The correct answer is: People fled to escape religious persecution. The Inquisition, which was a series of investigations and trials aimed at identifying and punishing heresy in Europe, led to religious persecution and the persecution of non-Christians. As a result, people, including explorers, who were persecuted or feared persecution sought to escape and find refuge in new lands, which influenced European exploration.
Which of the following elements of European culture led to the Age of Exploration?
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a rigid feudal system
a rigid feudal system
a strong desire for luxury goods
a strong desire for luxury goods
an avid quest for artistic expression
an avid quest for artistic expression
a renewed interest in learning languages
The correct answer is: a strong desire for luxury goods. The Age of Exploration was largely driven by a strong desire for valuable and exotic goods from faraway lands. European nations, such as Spain and Portugal, sought to establish trade routes and find new sources of wealth, including spices, silks, and precious metals. This desire for luxury goods played a significant role in motivating explorers to set out on long and dangerous voyages in search of new trade routes and discoveries.
Which of the following best describes the change in European society as a result of the Crusades? Select the two correct answers.
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There was a spirit of inquiry.
There was a spirit of inquiry.
There was religious tolerance.
There was religious tolerance.
There was more susceptibility to disease.
There was more susceptibility to disease.
There was more support for the feudal system.
There was more support for the feudal system.
There was a consumer culture.