Multiple Choice Chapter 01 Self-Quiz 2

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. The first settlers in the Americas likely came from

. By 3000 BCE, farmers of the Eastern Woodlands had domesticated

. The largest and most influential chiefdom of the pre-Columbian Mississippian culture was located at

. In 1492, the populations north of present-day Mexico

. In the 1400s, long-distance maritime commerce was aided by the

. Ideas spread more rapidly around Europe in the mid-1400s because of

. During the 1400s, the establishment of the Atlantic slave trade was aided by

. Columbus interpreted the lack of clothing on the first Taíno Indians he encountered as

. The most important food product of the Columbian Exchange was

. The most devastating European import to the Americas was

. What caused Franciscans' initial zeal for conversion to fade?

. What guaranteed the failure of Spanish incursions into the Southeast and Southwest?

. The Society of Jesus, or Jesuits, were a monastic order who

. Puritans were a Protestant sect who followed the teachings of

. The gold and silver of the Timucua that French colonists saw in Florida came from

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