Chapter 19 PPT - Lyndhurst Schools
... PERSIAN GULF, ARABIAN SEA, INDIA & ASIA • WHY ARE THEY DETERMINED TO PREVENT MUSLIMS FROM CONTINUING THEIR SPICE TRADE? ...
... PERSIAN GULF, ARABIAN SEA, INDIA & ASIA • WHY ARE THEY DETERMINED TO PREVENT MUSLIMS FROM CONTINUING THEIR SPICE TRADE? ...
The Age of Exploration and Conquest
... facilitated the domination of indigenous peoples in lands explored ...
... facilitated the domination of indigenous peoples in lands explored ...
Exploration PPT
... Newly designed ships for longer voyages • Caravel • Triangular sails • Worked against the wind ...
... Newly designed ships for longer voyages • Caravel • Triangular sails • Worked against the wind ...
Life in the Eastern Hemisphere
... • 1274 Traveling from Venice, Marco Polo reached China • 1324 – Mansa Musa, king of Mali, brought thousands of people on a pilgrimage to Mecca ...
... • 1274 Traveling from Venice, Marco Polo reached China • 1324 – Mansa Musa, king of Mali, brought thousands of people on a pilgrimage to Mecca ...
WHPP Unit 3 Section 6 Age of Exploration Conquest in the Americas
... d. The pope rejected the Act of Supremacy. ...
... d. The pope rejected the Act of Supremacy. ...
US History
... Hernando de Soto: In _________ another ____________ explorer went in search of the __________ cities of gold. He started in __________… [then] through present-day South Carolina, ___________, Alabama, ____________, and Tennessee. He failed to find ____________ but gave ______________ a claim to all ...
... Hernando de Soto: In _________ another ____________ explorer went in search of the __________ cities of gold. He started in __________… [then] through present-day South Carolina, ___________, Alabama, ____________, and Tennessee. He failed to find ____________ but gave ______________ a claim to all ...
College-Chapter 1
... more accessible. The publication of Marco Polo’s Travels in 1477 led many European to believe they could trade directly with China by sea rather than relying on overland routes. D. Motives for Exploration • Developments in Europe made possible an era of exploration designed both to gain access to ma ...
... more accessible. The publication of Marco Polo’s Travels in 1477 led many European to believe they could trade directly with China by sea rather than relying on overland routes. D. Motives for Exploration • Developments in Europe made possible an era of exploration designed both to gain access to ma ...
The Spice Trade
... At last, the fleet reached the coast of South America. In November 1520, Magellan’s ships rounded the southern tip of South America. Magellan had charted a passage around the new continent that became known as the Strait of Magellan. They had reached Balboa’s South Sea which Magellan renamed the Pa ...
... At last, the fleet reached the coast of South America. In November 1520, Magellan’s ships rounded the southern tip of South America. Magellan had charted a passage around the new continent that became known as the Strait of Magellan. They had reached Balboa’s South Sea which Magellan renamed the Pa ...
Christopher Columbus
... He had first asked the King of Portugal but was denied. Only a little bit later he asked Spain and they let him. He had also made a promise to bring back riches. Another one of his motives was to find a new route to Asia and to find riches ...
... He had first asked the King of Portugal but was denied. Only a little bit later he asked Spain and they let him. He had also made a promise to bring back riches. Another one of his motives was to find a new route to Asia and to find riches ...
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... Despite the fact that Columbus never found Asia, still thought he could reach Asia by sailing West Magellan became the first explorer to the Earth (go all the way around) During the Age of Exploration, created colonies in North & South America Spain sent explorers called to the New World to fi ...
... Despite the fact that Columbus never found Asia, still thought he could reach Asia by sailing West Magellan became the first explorer to the Earth (go all the way around) During the Age of Exploration, created colonies in North & South America Spain sent explorers called to the New World to fi ...
Europe Influences the World
... East to Europe went through 2 Italian cities (Venice & Genoa) -Italian merchants marked up the prices on the goods & sold them throughout Europe ...
... East to Europe went through 2 Italian cities (Venice & Genoa) -Italian merchants marked up the prices on the goods & sold them throughout Europe ...
PowerPoint
... established direct trading links with Asia, they sought to gain more permanent control there ...
... established direct trading links with Asia, they sought to gain more permanent control there ...
Explorer Introduction and Conclusion Samples
... Columbus' legacy is certain a mixed one. He has been credited with opening up the Americas to European colonization as well as blamed for the destruction of the native peoples of the islands he explored. While he failed to find that what he set out for, a new route to Asia and the riches it promised ...
... Columbus' legacy is certain a mixed one. He has been credited with opening up the Americas to European colonization as well as blamed for the destruction of the native peoples of the islands he explored. While he failed to find that what he set out for, a new route to Asia and the riches it promised ...
Chapter 15: The Maritime Revolution
... Portugal faster-sailed NW into Atlantic –picked up prevailing westerlies At first, financed by income from properties held by Prince Henry’s Order of Christ In 1440’s, voyages began to produce financial return, first slaves, then gold In 1469, private commercial enterprises got involved Lisbon merch ...
... Portugal faster-sailed NW into Atlantic –picked up prevailing westerlies At first, financed by income from properties held by Prince Henry’s Order of Christ In 1440’s, voyages began to produce financial return, first slaves, then gold In 1469, private commercial enterprises got involved Lisbon merch ...
Mrs. Hornstein What motivated Europeans to Explore
... Historical Background In the 1400s, a new interest in exploration arose among Europe’s leaders. This new interest would soon result in Europeans’ discovery of the Americas. That new interest grew, in large part, from a desire to buy products from Asia. Europe’s contacts with the Middle East had grow ...
... Historical Background In the 1400s, a new interest in exploration arose among Europe’s leaders. This new interest would soon result in Europeans’ discovery of the Americas. That new interest grew, in large part, from a desire to buy products from Asia. Europe’s contacts with the Middle East had grow ...
The Portuguese Voyages – Prince Henry, Diaz, de Gama.
... the Portuguese to trade. ● They heard about a great Christian king called Prester John who they thought could help them fight the Muslims in northern Africa and the Middle East. ● The Portuguese heard that there were gold mines further south in Africa. ...
... the Portuguese to trade. ● They heard about a great Christian king called Prester John who they thought could help them fight the Muslims in northern Africa and the Middle East. ● The Portuguese heard that there were gold mines further south in Africa. ...
Age of Exploration
... Portugal were the 1st Europeans to establish a sea route to Asia • Bartolomeu Dias 1st to explore coast of Africa to tip. • Vasco da Gama was the 1st explorer to find a direct trade route to Asia by going around Africa to get to India During the Age of Exploration, Portugal created colonies along t ...
... Portugal were the 1st Europeans to establish a sea route to Asia • Bartolomeu Dias 1st to explore coast of Africa to tip. • Vasco da Gama was the 1st explorer to find a direct trade route to Asia by going around Africa to get to India During the Age of Exploration, Portugal created colonies along t ...
Explorers Review
... spoiled food, and to make themselves smell better. Ginger, cloves, cinnamon, and pepper were among the spices most coveted. O Getting to the Spice Islands, now known as Indonesia, would inspire the greatest explorers in world history to embark on treacherous sea voyages that would take years to comp ...
... spoiled food, and to make themselves smell better. Ginger, cloves, cinnamon, and pepper were among the spices most coveted. O Getting to the Spice Islands, now known as Indonesia, would inspire the greatest explorers in world history to embark on treacherous sea voyages that would take years to comp ...
Chapter 15: Global Maritime Expasion Before 1450
... Portugal faster-sailed NW into Atlantic –picked up prevailing westerlies At first, financed by income from properties held by Prince Henry’s Order of Christ In 1440’s, voyages began to produce financial return, first slaves, then gold In 1469, private commercial enterprises got involved Lisbon merch ...
... Portugal faster-sailed NW into Atlantic –picked up prevailing westerlies At first, financed by income from properties held by Prince Henry’s Order of Christ In 1440’s, voyages began to produce financial return, first slaves, then gold In 1469, private commercial enterprises got involved Lisbon merch ...
Today`s guided reading handout
... trade. Muslim traders carried goods to the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Italian merchants then brought the goods to Europe. Problems arose when Muslim rulers sometimes closed the trade routes from Asia to Europe. Also, the goods went through many hands, and each trading party raised their pr ...
... trade. Muslim traders carried goods to the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Italian merchants then brought the goods to Europe. Problems arose when Muslim rulers sometimes closed the trade routes from Asia to Europe. Also, the goods went through many hands, and each trading party raised their pr ...
Age of Exploration: Day 1 Web quest Name: Rachel Hoare Date: 26
... better. Common spices include pepper, ginger and cinnamon. This meant they wanted a sea route to acquire these goods cheaply since they were quite expensive. France: The Indies The first country that sent an explorer to the East Indies and actually had success was Portugal. They did this by sailing ...
... better. Common spices include pepper, ginger and cinnamon. This meant they wanted a sea route to acquire these goods cheaply since they were quite expensive. France: The Indies The first country that sent an explorer to the East Indies and actually had success was Portugal. They did this by sailing ...
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.