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Give Me Liberty! Foner Study Guide - Chapter 1 Exam Questions With Correct Answers What did Adam Smith, British author of The Wealth of Nations (1776), call one the "two greatest and most important events recorded in the history of mankind"? - answerColumbus's "discovery" of America in 1492 The vast majority of the "First Americans," whose descendants numbered in the tens of millions when Columbus arrived, made their way to the so-called New World tens of thousands of years prior to 1492 via: - answerthe Bering land bridge According to Table 1.2 in your textbook, the estimated regional population of the Americas, circa 1500, totaled: - answer55 million Prior to New York and Philadelphia surpassing this total in the early 1800s, _______________ represented the all-time most populous settled community in what is now the United States (numbering 30,000 inhabitants in 12

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What did Adam Smith, British author of The Wealth of Nations (1776), call one the "two greatest

and most important events recorded in the history of mankind"? - answer✔Columbus's

"discovery" of America in 1492

The vast majority of the "First Americans," whose descendants numbered in the tens of millions

when Columbus arrived, made their way to the so-called New World tens of thousands of years

prior to 1492 via: - answer✔the Bering land bridge


According to Table 1.2 in your textbook, the estimated regional population of the Americas, circa

1500, totaled: - answer✔55 million


Prior to New York and Philadelphia surpassing this total in the early 1800s, _______________

represented the all-time most populous settled community in what is now the United States

(numbering 30,000 inhabitants in 1200 AD). - answer✔Cahokia


As a justification for conquest, many Europeans noted (accurately) that North American Indians

prior to the Columbian exchange lacked the technology to manufacture metal tools, machines, or

gun powder and also were ___________. - answer✔illiterate

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