HIST 172 csulb midterm 1 exam with complete solutions.
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HIST 172
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HIST 172
What food, developed by Native Americans, forms the center of the contemporary American diet?
A) Beans
B) Corn
C) Squash
D)Teosinte
B) Corn
Which group was the first to build cities in the New World?
A)Toltecs
B)Mayas
C)Olmecs
D)Aztecs
C) Olmecs
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HIST 172 csulb midterm 1 exam with
complete solutions
What food, developed by Native Americans, forms the center of the contemporary
American diet?
A) Beans
B) Corn
C) Squash
D)Teosinte - ANSWER- B) Corn
Which group was the first to build cities in the New World?
A)Toltecs
B)Mayas
C)Olmecs
D)Aztecs - ANSWER- C) Olmecs
Identify the author of the following primary source quote:
"The cacique [Hatuey], who had never heard any of this before, and was told he
would go to Inferno where, if he did not adapt the Christian Faith, he would suffer
eternal torment, asked the Franciscan friar if Christians all went to Heaven. When
told that they did he said he would prefer to go to Hell. Such is the fame and
honor that God and our Faith have earned through the Christians who have gone
out to the Indies."
A) Columbus on the Taino
B) Il Requerimiento (1510)
C) Mexica (Aztec) Account of the Spanish
D) Bartolomé de las Casas - ANSWER- D) Bartolomé de las Casas
The staple crop of most precolumbian civilizations was:
A) wheat
B) corn
C) sugar
D) rice - ANSWER- B) Corn
,The cult of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Mexico is an example of religious:
A) syncretism
B) inquisition
C) fanaticism
D) intolerance - ANSWER- A) syncretism
Which of the following was the most significant barrier to communication and
technology transfer between groups in the Americas?
A) lack of interest among inhabitants
B) the north-south geography of the Americas
C) groups that did not know of each other's existence
D) the perpetual state of war between groups - ANSWER- B) the north-south
geography of the Americas
The reconquista was the Spanish term for:
A) the Catholic practice of buying and selling absolution from sin.
B) the Spanish persecution of religious critics and heretics.
C) the invasion of the Aztec Empire by conquistadores.
D) the European capture of the Iberian Peninsula from Islamic Moors. - ANSWER-
D) the European capture of the Iberian Peninsula from Islamic Moors.
Identify the author of the following primary source quote:
"[After much debate] We consider that the Indians are truly men and that they are
not only capable of understanding the Catholic faith, but according to our
information, they desire exceedingly to receive it."
A) Columbus on the Taino
B) Bartolomé de las Casas
C) Il Requerimiento (1510)
D) Pope Paul III in 1537 - ANSWER- D) Pope Paul III in 1537
Columbus succeeded in reaching the Americas because:
A) the Spanish Reconquista had failed, and Spain needed a different enterprise.
B) he was one of the few Europeans who believed the world was round.
C) he grossly underestimated the distance from Europe to the Indies.
D) he convinced the Spanish monarchs to underwrite a fleet of the largest vessels
of that day. - ANSWER- C) he grossly underestimated the distance from Europe to
the Indies.
The primary purpose of Columbus' voyage of 1492 was to:
A) prove that the world was round
, B) establish a new, quicker trade route to Asia
C) check the surf off the coast of Perú
D) spread Islam around the globe - ANSWER- B) establish a new, quicker trade
route to Asia
Prior to Columbus, all of the following crops were indigenous to the Americas
EXCEPT:
A) tomatoes
B) tobacco
C) corn
D) wheat - ANSWER- D) wheat
Largest precolumbian settlement in North America, located on the banks of the
Mississippi River, was:
A) Cohokia
B) Hohokam
C) Alogonquin
D) Anastazi - ANSWER- A) Cohokia
All of following were brought to the New World from Europe EXCEPT:
A) sugar
B) pigs
C) corn
D) horses - ANSWER- C) corn
Dona Marina was
A) the founder of Hispaniola
B) the first Portuguese governor of Brazil
C) the Portuguese explorer who first rounded Africa
D) an Aztec woman with a key role in the conquest of Mexico - ANSWER- D) an
Aztec woman with a key role in the conquest of Mexico
Identify the author of the following primary source quote:
"Espaniola is a marvel; the mountains and hills, and plains, and fields, and the
soil, so beautiful and rich for planting and sowing, for breeding cattle of all sorts,
for building of towns and villages. There could be no believing, without seeing,
such harbors as are here, as well as the many and great rivers, and excellent
waters, most of which contain gold. In the trees and fruits and plants, there are
great diversities from those of Juana. In this, there are many spiceries, and great
mines of gold."
A) Mexica (Aztec) Account of the Spanish
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