A) 1512 B) 1513 C) 1510 D) 1511
A) The Fountain of Youth B) The New World C) The Islands of Beniny D) The Bahama Islands
A) Douglas Peck B) Samuel Turner C) Antonio de Herrera y Tordesillas D) Diego Miruelo
A) Three B) Five C) Two D) Four
A) Samuel Turner B) Diego Miruelo C) Anton de Alaminos D) Juan Garrido
A) 27 March 1513 B) 8 April 1513 C) 2 April 1513 D) 3 April 1513
A) Because of the verdant landscape and the Easter season B) Because he was looking for a rejuvenating fountain C) Because of the abundance of gold D) Because of the many flowers he brought from Spain
A) A telescope B) A quadrant or mariner's astrolabe C) A sextant D) A compass
A) The Bermuda Triangle B) The Sargasso Sea C) The Gulf Stream D) A massive coral reef
A) The Dry Tortugas B) The Bahamas C) The Tequesta Islands D) Los Martires
A) The Lucayos B) The Hispaniolans C) The Tequesta D) The Calusa
A) Alligators and manatees B) Sharks and rays C) Sea turtles and Caribbean monk seals D) Dolphins and whales
A) A ship belonging to the Calusa B) A lost ship from his own fleet C) The ship piloted by Diego Miruelo D) A ship sent by Ferdinand
A) The Herrera Map B) The Columbus Map C) The Cantino Map D) The Alaminos Chart
A) Instructions on governing the new lands B) Mention of a rejuvenating fountain C) Permission to search for gold D) Details about Native Americans
A) From captured Island Caribs B) From a letter written by Governor Ovando C) From a map drawn by Vicente Yáñez Pinzón D) From Christopher Columbus's journals
A) 1506 B) 1493 C) 1504 D) 1508
A) Ovando B) Diego Colón C) Christopher Columbus D) Ferdinand II
A) 1508 B) 1511 C) 1506 D) 1503
A) San Juan B) Hacienda Grande C) Caparra D) Añasco
A) Toa Valley B) Caparra C) Hispaniola D) San Juan Bautista
A) Several hundred B) 200 C) 10 D) About 50
A) Slavery B) Indentured servitude C) Encomienda D) Sharecropping
A) Nicolás de Ovando B) Juan Ceron C) Juan González D) Miguel Diaz
A) They were sent back to Spain B) They were executed C) They were imprisoned in Caparra D) They were exiled to the Toa Valley
A) Nineteen B) Eighteen C) Twenty-one D) Twenty-five
A) 1493 B) 1504 C) 1508 D) 1502
A) Jaragua massacre B) Caparra massacre C) San Germán massacre D) Higüey massacre
A) Caparra B) Boca de Yuma C) Jaragua D) Higüey
A) Frontier governor B) Ship captain C) Bishop of the colony D) Royal treasurer
A) Logging concessions B) Goldfields C) Spice plantations D) Silver mines
A) Juana B) Leonora C) Isabel D) María
A) Two B) Three C) Four D) Five
A) The King of Spain B) His first son C) His wife's hometown D) His grandmother's estate
A) 1492 B) 1508 C) 1460 D) 1474
A) Christopher Columbus's first expedition B) Christopher Columbus's third expedition C) Christopher Columbus's second expedition D) His own private expedition
A) 1521 B) 1493 C) 1508 D) 1513
A) Religious advisor B) Top military official C) Translator D) Ship builder
A) King Philip B) King Charles C) King Ferdinand D) King Alfonso IX
A) Florida B) Puerto Rico C) Spain D) Cuba
A) River Jordan B) Bimini Springs C) Fountain of Youth D) Caribbean Stream
A) 1515 B) 1535 C) 1516 D) 1514
A) A school for training ship captains B) A royal palace for hosting explorers C) A bank for storing gold from the colonies D) Central bureaucracy for Spain's activities in the New World
A) Treaty of Tordesillas B) Requerimiento C) Padrón Real D) Historia general
A) Caparra B) Valladolid C) Madrid D) Seville
A) 1521 B) 1501 C) 1531 D) 1511
A) 500 B) 50 C) 100 D) 200
A) Three B) Two C) One D) Four
A) Northeast Florida B) Central Florida C) Southeast Florida D) Southwest Florida
A) January 1522 B) July 1521 C) May 1521 D) July 1522
A) Havana, Cuba B) Mexico C) Puerto Rico D) Spain
A) A tropical fever B) Old age C) An infection D) Immediate blood loss |