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... Major topics for brief, Cornell Note-focused lectures: 1. The West’s First Outreach: Maritime Power *European merchant fleets seized control of key international trading routes *Spain & Portugal first began, followed by growing efforts from Britain, France, and Holland 2. Toward a World Economy *Eur ...
... Major topics for brief, Cornell Note-focused lectures: 1. The West’s First Outreach: Maritime Power *European merchant fleets seized control of key international trading routes *Spain & Portugal first began, followed by growing efforts from Britain, France, and Holland 2. Toward a World Economy *Eur ...
Chapter 16 - AP World History (WHAP)
... 1. What was European effect on existing traders? a. Did not totally displace 1. Muslims controlled E. Africa b. Replaced some interregional traders 1. India > S. East Asia – think Malacca c. European controlled ports 1. Contacts with overland traders 2. Access to inland goods 2. Indirect control set ...
... 1. What was European effect on existing traders? a. Did not totally displace 1. Muslims controlled E. Africa b. Replaced some interregional traders 1. India > S. East Asia – think Malacca c. European controlled ports 1. Contacts with overland traders 2. Access to inland goods 2. Indirect control set ...
Chapter 16 The World Economy
... 1. What was European effect on existing traders? a. Did not totally displace 1. Muslims controlled E. Africa b. Replaced some interregional traders 1. India > S. East Asia – think Malacca c. European controlled ports 1. Contacts with overland traders 2. Access to inland goods 2. Indirect control set ...
... 1. What was European effect on existing traders? a. Did not totally displace 1. Muslims controlled E. Africa b. Replaced some interregional traders 1. India > S. East Asia – think Malacca c. European controlled ports 1. Contacts with overland traders 2. Access to inland goods 2. Indirect control set ...
Explorers - Henry County Schools
... It was not enough to plant a flag on the beach. To enforce a claim, settlers and soldiers from the explorer’s country must follow and colonize (occupy and control) the land. Did not require permission from Native ...
... It was not enough to plant a flag on the beach. To enforce a claim, settlers and soldiers from the explorer’s country must follow and colonize (occupy and control) the land. Did not require permission from Native ...
Unit 4 Study guide- Age of Exploration
... Possible short answer Explain how the spice trade worked before the Age of Exploration and how this system of trade helped spark exploration. Be able to explain the trading policy of China, Korea or Japan. Explain the impact of the Crusades had on the Age of Exploration. Explain the major motivation ...
... Possible short answer Explain how the spice trade worked before the Age of Exploration and how this system of trade helped spark exploration. Be able to explain the trading policy of China, Korea or Japan. Explain the impact of the Crusades had on the Age of Exploration. Explain the major motivation ...
Section 2: Portuguese Exploration Part 1
... 1. What did the Portuguese setup as they sailed south? _____________ _____________________________________________________ 2. Who was the explorer who led an expedition from Portugal to the African coast? _______________________________________________ 3. What is the point on the southern tip of Afr ...
... 1. What did the Portuguese setup as they sailed south? _____________ _____________________________________________________ 2. Who was the explorer who led an expedition from Portugal to the African coast? _______________________________________________ 3. What is the point on the southern tip of Afr ...
Showdown 15th Century Mariners
... place that had been previously discovered only by millions of people. Still, I'd argue that Columbus has a deserved reputation in history — but was he really the greatest sailor of the 15th Century? ...
... place that had been previously discovered only by millions of people. Still, I'd argue that Columbus has a deserved reputation in history — but was he really the greatest sailor of the 15th Century? ...
Native American Histories before Conquest
... discovered lands. Suggested Columbus had actually discovered a new world. Vespucci’s name begins to appear on maps of the New World ...
... discovered lands. Suggested Columbus had actually discovered a new world. Vespucci’s name begins to appear on maps of the New World ...
Age of European Exploration - Glasgow Independent Schools
... 3. Collapse of Antwerp appeared to signal a Catholic sweep through the Netherlands 6. Philip II and the Spanish Armada 1. Philip II considered himself the international defender of Catholicism and the heir to the medieval imperial power and hoping to keep England with the Catholic church when his wi ...
... 3. Collapse of Antwerp appeared to signal a Catholic sweep through the Netherlands 6. Philip II and the Spanish Armada 1. Philip II considered himself the international defender of Catholicism and the heir to the medieval imperial power and hoping to keep England with the Catholic church when his wi ...
Early Middle Ages
... Handout: Explorers Take to the Seas – Analyze/interpret the map. – Read the handout. – Answer the questions. – Due: Tomorrow, May 8 ...
... Handout: Explorers Take to the Seas – Analyze/interpret the map. – Read the handout. – Answer the questions. – Due: Tomorrow, May 8 ...
European Exploration Notes
... SS6H6b. Trace the empires of Portugal, Spain, England, and France in Asia, Africa, and Americas. SS6H6d. Explain the impact of European empire building in Africa and Asia on the outbreak of WWI. ...
... SS6H6b. Trace the empires of Portugal, Spain, England, and France in Asia, Africa, and Americas. SS6H6d. Explain the impact of European empire building in Africa and Asia on the outbreak of WWI. ...
Age of European Explorations (1415-1800)
... 1) The Crusades: it showed many Europeans the marvels of other places. 2) The desire for riches from trade with Asia. Many merchant wanted to get rich by trading and selling spices and silks to other European states. 3) Inventions including better maps, the compass, the astrolabe, and a new type o ...
... 1) The Crusades: it showed many Europeans the marvels of other places. 2) The desire for riches from trade with Asia. Many merchant wanted to get rich by trading and selling spices and silks to other European states. 3) Inventions including better maps, the compass, the astrolabe, and a new type o ...
Unit 4: 1450-1750 - Public Schools of Robeson County
... Remember these, they’re still important!: Indian Ocean Mediterranean Ocean Eurasian land routes Trans-Saharan ...
... Remember these, they’re still important!: Indian Ocean Mediterranean Ocean Eurasian land routes Trans-Saharan ...
Multiple-Choice Questions
... (A) Spain and Portugal actively promoted private enterprise in their colonies. (B) The colonies were used as a market for manufactured goods shipped from Spain and Portugal. (C) Mercantilism fostered the growth of open trading throughout the Western Hemisphere. (D) Industrial exports from Latin Amer ...
... (A) Spain and Portugal actively promoted private enterprise in their colonies. (B) The colonies were used as a market for manufactured goods shipped from Spain and Portugal. (C) Mercantilism fostered the growth of open trading throughout the Western Hemisphere. (D) Industrial exports from Latin Amer ...
Treaty of Tordesillas
... NARRATOR: When Spain’s King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella agreed to pay for Christopher Columbus to find a western route to the Orient, it was Portugal that held the lead in maritime exploration. But Columbus’ discovery of the Americas bolstered Spain’s position as a rival to Portugal. Spain now had ...
... NARRATOR: When Spain’s King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella agreed to pay for Christopher Columbus to find a western route to the Orient, it was Portugal that held the lead in maritime exploration. But Columbus’ discovery of the Americas bolstered Spain’s position as a rival to Portugal. Spain now had ...
About the Age of Exploration
... The Malay Peninsula is the southernmost peninsula in Asia. West Malaysia and southwest Thailand share the area. The island of Singapore lies to its south. To the west are the Andaman Sea (part of the Indian Ocean) and the Strait of Malacca. To the east lie the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Se ...
... The Malay Peninsula is the southernmost peninsula in Asia. West Malaysia and southwest Thailand share the area. The island of Singapore lies to its south. To the west are the Andaman Sea (part of the Indian Ocean) and the Strait of Malacca. To the east lie the Gulf of Thailand and the South China Se ...
God, Glory, and Gold - Bnos Malka: Grade 7
... The main problem was that European ships could not sail against the wind. In the 1400s, shipbuilders designed a new vessel (ship), the caravel. ...
... The main problem was that European ships could not sail against the wind. In the 1400s, shipbuilders designed a new vessel (ship), the caravel. ...
Columbus and European Voyages
... the Nina and a crew of 90 men. He first gathers supplies at the Canary Islands, then heads West. ...
... the Nina and a crew of 90 men. He first gathers supplies at the Canary Islands, then heads West. ...
Patterns of Long
... • Placed trade under imperial control • Demonstrated strength of Ming dynasty • Successful, but aborted as Mongols presented new threat in the north ...
... • Placed trade under imperial control • Demonstrated strength of Ming dynasty • Successful, but aborted as Mongols presented new threat in the north ...
New Worlds: The Americas and Oceania
... • Mostly, no big changes until 19th and 20th centuries: limited visiting and trading (French – Tahiti, English – Cook in Hawaii) • Exceptions: Guam and Mariana Islands – Marianas: 1521, Magellan and 1565, Manila galleons > contact, brief visits – Guam: 16th century, galleons took on provisions and t ...
... • Mostly, no big changes until 19th and 20th centuries: limited visiting and trading (French – Tahiti, English – Cook in Hawaii) • Exceptions: Guam and Mariana Islands – Marianas: 1521, Magellan and 1565, Manila galleons > contact, brief visits – Guam: 16th century, galleons took on provisions and t ...
Exploration Study Guide Why Explore? Europeans wanted silk
... Europeans wanted silk, spices, and gold that merchants brought from China and other Asian countries Trading and exploring brought adventure and money to people’s lives Marco Polo found a land route to China, but travel was difficult Europeans searched for a sea route New technologies and n ...
... Europeans wanted silk, spices, and gold that merchants brought from China and other Asian countries Trading and exploring brought adventure and money to people’s lives Marco Polo found a land route to China, but travel was difficult Europeans searched for a sea route New technologies and n ...
exploration-stations-handout-week-15
... countries decided to look for other ways to reach Asia 3. In the 1400s, new trade routes were created from Europe to Asia. This contributed to the expansion of the empires of which 4 European countries? Portugal ...
... countries decided to look for other ways to reach Asia 3. In the 1400s, new trade routes were created from Europe to Asia. This contributed to the expansion of the empires of which 4 European countries? Portugal ...
United States History – Reflections
... maps of the world and good technology necessary for these trips. European explorers faced many obstacles: they had limited knowledge of world geography and so they needed better maps and navigational tools. They need stronger and faster ships to travel long distances. They also needed money to pay f ...
... maps of the world and good technology necessary for these trips. European explorers faced many obstacles: they had limited knowledge of world geography and so they needed better maps and navigational tools. They need stronger and faster ships to travel long distances. They also needed money to pay f ...
United States History – Reflections
... maps of the world and good technology necessary for these trips. European explorers faced many obstacles: they had limited knowledge of world geography and so they needed better maps and navigational tools. They need stronger and faster ships to travel long distances. They also needed money to pay f ...
... maps of the world and good technology necessary for these trips. European explorers faced many obstacles: they had limited knowledge of world geography and so they needed better maps and navigational tools. They need stronger and faster ships to travel long distances. They also needed money to pay f ...
Age of Discovery
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The Age of Discovery is an informal and loosely defined European historical period from the 15th century to the 18th century, marking the time in which extensive overseas exploration emerged as a powerful factor in European culture. It was the period in which global exploration started with the Portuguese discovery of the Atlantic archipelago of the Azores, the western coast of Africa, and discovery of the ocean route to the East in 1498, and the trans-Atlantic Ocean discovery of the Americas on behalf of the Crown of Castile (Spain) in 1492. These expeditions led to numerous naval expeditions across the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans, and land expeditions in the Americas, Asia, Africa, and Australia that continued into the late 19th century, and ended with the exploration of the polar regions in the 20th century. European overseas exploration led to the rise of global trade and the European colonial empires, with the contact between the Old World, Europe, Asia and Africa, and the New World, the Americas, producing the Columbian Exchange: a wide transfer of plants, animals, food, human populations (including slaves), communicable diseases and culture between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. This represented one of the most-significant global events concerning ecology, agriculture, and culture in history. European exploration allowed the global mapping of the world, resulting in a new world-view and distant civilizations coming into contact.