Unit 1 Review. An economic reason for the European Explorers exploration of the Americas was the search for Gold.

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Unit 1 Review

An economic reason for the European Explorers exploration of the Americas was the search for Gold

Hernan Cortes defeated the Aztec in what Country? Central America

Which early city located in North America was claimed by France? New Orleans

Which city was established Pedro Menendez de Aviles became the first permanent Spanish settlement? St. Augustine

Why were many of the early colonies in North America founded? For economic and religious (political) reasons

Why would geographers consider the early colonies to be political regions? Colonies had established governments and boundries ◦Remember the Mayflower Compact

What type of physical geography did the colonist find in the Atlantic Coastal Plains? Rich farmland and wetlands

Which holiday celebrates the discovery of the New World by European Explorers? Columbus Day

Where did most of the American Indians live? In the forest

What geographic factor influenced the location of the colonial settlements? Access to water

What was an important impact of the Columbian Exchange? Horses were brought to the New World