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5. AztecsIncas Reformation Exploration and Scientific Revolution World Geography 200 Point 400 Points 600 Points 800 Points 1000 Points 200 Point 400 Points 600 Points 800 Points 1000 Points 600 Points 800 Points 1000 Points Renaissance

6. It’s the lake that is home to the Aztec capital

7. Lake Texcoco

8. He is the conqueror of the Aztecs, and it is the year he arrived

9. Cortez; 1519

10. It’s the mountain range the Spaniards had to go over to reach Tenochtitlan

11. Sierra Madre

12. These two men were Aztec leaders; one met Cortez the day he arrived, the other saw the final battle go down in Tenochtitlan

13. Montezuma II, Huotemoc

14. They are the three things the Spanish were mostly looking for in the New World

15. Glory, Gold, and to spread religion

16. He conquered the Incan Empire, and in this year

17. Pizarro, 1532

18. These two men got into a civil war for control of the Inca when Wayna Capac died from smallpox

19. Huascar and Atahualpa

20. There were approximately this many miles of roads connecting the Incan empire, and they were carved out of this mountain range

21. 25,000; Andes

22. There were this many people in the Incan empire before it collapsed

23. 9 million

24. Pizarro eventually died in this manner

25. He was killed by the son of one of his rivals, who he had previously killed

26. The Renaissance began taking shape in these two cities

27. Venice and Florence

28. He believed that a person should do whatever it takes to stay in power, even if it wasn’t right

29. Niccolo Machiavelli

30. This invention (also name the inventor) made it so that more people had access to information than ever before

31. Gutenberg’s Printing Press

32. These three Italian artists were some of the Renaissance’s most famous

33. Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael

34. He was England’s most famous Renaissance artist (yes, theater is an art!)

35. William Shakespeare

36. This person began the Reformation by doing this thing

37. Martin Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the church door

38. His branch of Christianity believed in predestination, and it’s what predestination means

39. John Calvin; whether or not you’re going to heaven is decided in advance

40. It’s the color on the map that’s Catholic

41. The tan color

42. This court in Spain decided whether or not you did something that went against the Church, which is called __________ (need two answers!)

43. Inquisition; heresy

44. It’s two of the three religious names that could describe the red area on the map

45. Church of England, protestant, or Anglican Church

46. These three inventions helped people navigate on the open ocean

47. Compass, Astrolabe, sextant, new rudders, and triangular sails

48. It’s the name for the transfer of goods, ideas, and people between the New World and Old World

49. Columbian Exchange

50. He came up with the idea that the sun, NOT the Earth, is at the center of our solar system. What a crazy idea!

51. Copernicus

52. This country established trade posts along Africa in an attempt to sail to Asia

53. Portugal

54. It’s the modern-day telescope that produced this image

55. Hubble Space Telescope

56. It’s why people DO live where they do in Russia- along those white lines

57. Access to roads/ transportation

58. It’s why people DO live along the southern and eastern edges, and NOT in the middle

59. Large flat areas to farm in the southeast and cities; Amazon rain forest and Andes in the middle/ west

60. It’s why people DON’T live as densely in the western part of the U.S. 1 2

61. The west is covered with the Great Plains, Rocky Mountains, and high desert; the east was settled first too

62. These two geographic features are why there is nearly no habitation between China and the Indian subcontinent 1 2

63. Gobi Desert and Himalayan (or Tibetan) Plateau

64. These three features in Africa keep many people from living there 1 2 3

65. Sahara Desert, Rain Forest, Kalahari Desert

66. Make your wager

67. Describe how the Reformation played out in France, England, and Spain

68. Did you get it?