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  • Which group shows THREE important Spanish influences in Chile?
    Potatoes, llamas, and squash
    Indigenous languages, native animals, and native plants
    City planning, food and animals, and Catholicism
    Computers, airplanes, and television
  • Which is the odd one out?
    Potato
    Pig
    Sheep
    Cow
  • How did the Spaniards cross the Atlantic Ocean?
    By train
    On foot
    By boat
    By horse
  • What happened in 1540?
    Magellan sailed through the Strait of Magellan.
    Diego de Almagro arrived in Chile.
    Columbus arrived in the Americas.
    Pedro de Valdivia arrived in Chile and began founding cities
  • Guess the concept: "I am the mixing of Spanish and Indigenous cultures. What am I?"
    Mestizaje
    Plano Damero
    Catholicism
    Expedition
  • What happened in 1492?
    Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas.
    Pedro de Valdivia arrived in Chile.
    Magellan sailed through the Strait of Magellan.
    Diego de Almagro arrived in Chile.
  • Which TWO ingredients in cazuela are native to the Americas?
    Potatoes and squash
    Beef and onions
    Beef and wheat
    Wheat and garlic
  • Which animal was introduced by the Spaniards?
    Alpaca
    Cow
    Llama
    None of the above
  • Which are examples of Catholic influence in Chile?
    Ships and horses
    Churches and religious festivities
    Potatoes and squash
    Streets and ports
  • Which is the correct chronological order?
    Columbus → Valdivia → Magellan → Almagro
    Almagro → Columbus → Magellan → Valdivia
    Columbus → Magellan → Almagro → Valdivia
    Magellan → Columbus → Valdivia → Almagro
  • True or False: Cazuela can be considered an example of mestizaje.
    True
    False
  • True or False: Spaniards travelled by horse in the Americas.
    False
    True
  • Why is cazuela an example of mestizaje?
    Because it combines European and American ingredients.
    Because it is only made with European ingredients.
    Because the Spaniards did not eat it.
    Because it is a religious tradition.
  • What is the "Plano Damero"?
    Spanish food
    A religious celebration
    A type of ship
    A way of organizing streets in a grid pattern
  • What religion did the Spaniards spread?
    Hinduism
    Judaism
    Catholicism
    Buddhism
  • Which group contains ONLY foods or animals introduced by the Spaniards?
    Potatoes, onions, squash, and garlic
    Potatoes, squash, cows, and wheat
    Cows, wheat, onions, and garlic
    Potatoes, squash, llamas, and alpacas
  • Where did the beef in cazuela originally come from?
    Australia
    Asia
    Europe
    America
  • Guess the concept: "I organize city streets like squares on a chessboard. What am I?"
    Plano Damero
    Plaza de Armas
    Expedition
    Mestizaje
  • Which food was introduced by the Spaniards?
    All of the above
    Wheat
    Potato
    Squash
  • Who came to Chile first?
    Diego de Almagro
    Pedro de Valdivia
  • What was usually at the center of a Spanish colonial city?
    An airport
    A port
    A Plaza de Armas
    A farm
  • Who arrived in Chile in 1540 and began founding cities?
    Ferdinand Magellan
    Diego de Almagro
    Christopher Columbus
    Pedro de Valdivia
  • What were the Spaniards looking for?
    Schools, books, and teachers
    Music, sports, and games
    Wealth, land, power, and adventure
    Food, animals, and houses
  • True or False: Potatoes were introduced to America by the Spaniards.
    False
    True
  • What does "mestizaje" mean?
    Introducing new animals
    Building cities
    The mixing of Spanish and Indigenous cultures
    Travelling across the Atlantic Ocean
  • Who sailed through the Strait of Magellan in 1520?
    Ferdinand Magellan
    Diego de Almagro
    Christopher Columbus
    Pedro de Valdivia
  • What happened in 1520?
    Ferdinand Magellan sailed through the Strait of Magellan
    Columbus arrived in the Americas
    Pedro de Valdivia arrived in Chile.
    Diego de Almagro arrived in Chile.
  • Who arrived in present-day Chile in 1536?
    Christopher Columbus
    Pedro de Valdivia
    Diego de Almagro
    Ferdinand Magellan
  • Who lived in the Americas before the Spaniards arrived?
    Indigenous peoples
    Australians
    Romans
    Vikings
  • Which is the odd one out?
    Potato
    Wheat
    Onion
    Garlic
  • What happened in 1536?
    Ferdinand Magellan sailed through the Strait of Magellan.
    Christopher Columbus arrived in the Americas.
    Pedro de Valdivia arrived in Chile.
    Diego de Almagro arrived in present-day Chile.
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