World History, Book 3, Test 12
Fill in the blank with the correct answer:
1. Phillip II
was the Catholic ruler of S_______.
2. Charles V
was the Catholic ruler of the H_______ R_______ Empire, which included
S_______ and the N_________.
3. The same man
was King James VI of S___________ and King James I of
E_________.
4. Guy Fawkes
day is celebrated in England as the day King James and parliament were
saved from the G____________ Revolt.
5. Samuel
Champlain was an explorer of Canada, settled in Quebec, and is called the
Father of New F_______.
6. Henry Hudson
looked for a Northwest Passage for the country of E________. They
named Hudson B_____ after him.
7. Japan is
called the land of the R_______ S_____.
8. Hideyoshi of
Japan attached China through the country of K_________.
9. A military
ruler of Japan is called a s_______.
10. William
Bradford sailed to America in 1620 with about 50 s_______ and 50
s________; he
called them all p_________. The
ship was the M____________; the
agreement they signed before landing was the M___________
C__________. They were
helped by S_____________, a member of the Wampaoag tribe.
11. The second
Puritan colony was the M____________ Bay Colony.
12. Peter
Stuyvesant was the D____ leader of New Amsterdam, which was later called
New Y_______ after the English took over.
Multiple choice, circle the best answer:
1. Permission
given to a conquistador to mine gold is called
A. El Dorado
B. Aztec
C. encomienda
D. ingots
2. “Puritans”
were English Protestants who wanted to purify the
A. Anglican Church
B. Nazarene Church
C. Muslim Church
D. Lutheran Church
Short answer, answer with one or two phrases, words, or
sentences:
1. Which two
European nations colonized most of South America?
Extra credit:
What rock is often found near gold?
2. What is the
name of the colony in Virginia that John Smith founded for King James?
3. What crop
grew well in Virginia and became a major cash crop?
Extra credit: How did Hideyoshi make sure the samurai who
weren’t loyal to him couldn’t revolt?
E. C. How did Tokugawa keep the daimyo (nobility) from
revolting?
E. C. Where did
William Bradford and his separatists (Puritans) first go after leaving England?
E. C. Why is there a Wall Street in Manhattan, and a
Broadway?
4. Name three
European countries that colonized North America (Canada down to Mexico and
Central America).
Map:
On the map attached label:
Asia
Africa
Europe
Antarctica
North America
South America
Australia
the Pacific Ocean
the Atlantic Ocean
the Arctic Ocean
the Indian Ocean
First set of essay questions, remembering and
comprehending:
Read all questions in this section and pick one you would
like to answer (high school students pick two). Answer with about 75 to 150 words (high school students use
150 to 250 words)
1. How were
dikes make, why, when, and where?
2. Tell the
story of Mary, Queen of Scots (not to be confused with Mary I, called “Bloody
Mary”)?
3. Tell the
story of Jamestown in detail.
4. Tell the
story of Hideyoshi of Japan.
5. Explain the
three proverbs about cuckoos from Japan and what they say about the emperors.
Second set of essay questions, analyzing and synthesizing
information:
Read all questions in this section and pick one you would
like to answer (high school students pick two). Answer with about 75 to 150 words (high school students use
150 to 250 words)
1. What is the
“divine right of kings”? Who
stated it? How did he use it? Do you think this was an accurate way
to look at the monarchy? Why or
why not?
2. Was James I
a religiously tolerant leader?
Explain your answer, giving good exmaples.
3. Why did the
Spanish colonize South America;
why did the English colonize North America? Do you think the different reasons for colonization made a
difference i the development of the countries in those areas later? Why and how?
4. Would you
ever choose to be an indentured servant?
Why or why not? (Your
answer should demonstrate that you understand what that is and what place it
played in history)
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