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Person To Place Definitions A Definitions B Fill In The Blank Fill It In! True or False

Where was Marco Polo best known? A 100

Venice A 100

Where was Prince Henry best known? A 200

Portugal A 200

Where was Mansa Musa best known? A 300

Timbuktu A 300

Where was Kublai Khan best known? A 400

Shangdu A 400

Where was Leif Ericsson best known? A 500

Vinland A 500

What is a caravan? B 100

A caravan is a group of traders traveling together. B 100

What is a saga? B 200

A saga is a long spoken tale retold from one generation to the next. B 200

What is an astrolabe? B 300

An astrolabe is a instrument that used the sun and stars to find a position at sea. B 300

What is a pilgrimage? B 400

A pilgrimage is a expedition taken for religious reasons. B 400

What is the Silk Road? B 500

The Silk Road is the trade channel from China to other parts of the world. B 500

What is the Cape of Good Hope? C 100

Cape of Good Hope is a place where strong storms terrorize sailors near the tip of Africa.

What is a magnetic compass used for? C 200

A magnetic compass is used to find direction at sea by sailors. C 200

What is the Sahara Desert? C 300

The Sahara Desert is the largest desert in Africa. C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

Who is Eric the Red? C 400

Eric the Red was thrown out of many countries. He was also known as a Viking Leader. C 400

What is Prince Henry best known for? C 500

Prince Henry was best know for helping his country of Portugal by improving the science of navigation. C 500

Marco polo went to china… D 100

…to return trade products from China. D 100

Zheng He’s fleet tried to reach many new places because… D 200

…the Chinese wanted to exhibit their power and increase their trade. D 200

The “land of gold” became a major trading center in… D 300

…Ghana. D 300

The 2 African Kingdoms that became wealthy from trade after Ghana were… D 400

…Songhai and Mali. D 400

The Portuguese profited from exploring the coast of Africa because… D 500

…it brought slaves and gold home. D 500

The Silk Road connected… E 100

…other lands and China. E 100

The trade that was most often made in Ghana was… E 200

…gold for salt. E 200

The Europeans brought _______ and _______ to trade in North Africa. E 300

horses and cloth E 300

A significant event took place under Mansa Musa’s rule which was… E 400

…that Mali reached its climax as an empire. E 400

The biggest effect of the European ocean trade was… E 500

…a long-lasting contact between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. E 500

True or False The Renaissance is period of time where people rented empires with assistance. F 100

FALSE: The Renaissance was a period of time that noted a new age in art and science. F 100

True or False An emperor is a person that assists the ruler of an empire. F 200

FALSE: An Emperor is a ruler of an empire. F 200

True or False People became more self- centered and self-sufficient because of trade. F 300

FALSE: People highly benefited from trade. People learned about other cultures and shared many things. F 300

True or False Ideas, skills, and customs were things that traveled along the Silk Road. F 400

TRUE: Ideas, skills, and customs did travel along the Silk Road. F 400

True or False The Renaissance began in France. F 500

FALSE: The Renaissance began in Italy. F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Zheng He Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

Final Jeopardy Question How did Zheng He’s voyages help the Chinese trading industry to grow? Click on screen to continue

The main reason Zheng He’s voyages helped the Chinese were because the voyages created a demand for Chinese goods. Click on screen to continue

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