File - According to Phillips
... The desire to ______________________ and to _________________________________, coupled with advances in _________________________________, spurred an age of European exploration. ...
... The desire to ______________________ and to _________________________________, coupled with advances in _________________________________, spurred an age of European exploration. ...
1_exploration_and_co..
... • System of trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. • Stage 1: Raw materials to Europe ...
... • System of trade between Europe, Africa, and the Americas. • Stage 1: Raw materials to Europe ...
Portuguese Exploration – corresponds with pages 95
... o Convinced father to attack Muslim city of Ceuta across strait of Gibraltar in Africa in 1415 AD Found huge warehouses of gold, spices, and jewels Also exposed him to many maritime inventions the arabs were using which made ocean exploration possible: Astrolabe was instrument that measured an ...
... o Convinced father to attack Muslim city of Ceuta across strait of Gibraltar in Africa in 1415 AD Found huge warehouses of gold, spices, and jewels Also exposed him to many maritime inventions the arabs were using which made ocean exploration possible: Astrolabe was instrument that measured an ...
Please answer all questions. All short answer and
... West coast of North America Eastern Canada Central America ...
... West coast of North America Eastern Canada Central America ...
College Level US I
... A. Gendered Division of Labor Native Americans living north of Mexico adapted their cultures to the climate and terrain in which they lived. Hunting societies assigned the task of hunting to men, while women prepared the food, made clothing, and raised children. In the agricultural tribes of t ...
... A. Gendered Division of Labor Native Americans living north of Mexico adapted their cultures to the climate and terrain in which they lived. Hunting societies assigned the task of hunting to men, while women prepared the food, made clothing, and raised children. In the agricultural tribes of t ...
European Exploration
... felt it necessary to spread Christianity – Missionaries left Europe by the thousands to Christianize the world – European monarchs charted many voyages with this plan ...
... felt it necessary to spread Christianity – Missionaries left Europe by the thousands to Christianize the world – European monarchs charted many voyages with this plan ...
Course Learning Outcomes for Unit VIII Reading Assignment Unit
... Columbus arrived at the Spanish court with a proposition: that the Spanish sponsor his expedition to reach the Far East by sailing west. No one had ever seriously entertained the idea that the Earth was flat, but the deep-sea sailing that Columbus proposed was unprecedented and pushed the limits of ...
... Columbus arrived at the Spanish court with a proposition: that the Spanish sponsor his expedition to reach the Far East by sailing west. No one had ever seriously entertained the idea that the Earth was flat, but the deep-sea sailing that Columbus proposed was unprecedented and pushed the limits of ...
Portugal Leads the Way
... than earlier vessels. In addition, triangular sails adopted from the Arabs allowed it to sail effectively against the wind. Europeans also improved their navigational techniques. To better determine their location at sea, sailors used the astrolabe, which the Muslims had perfected. The astrolabe was ...
... than earlier vessels. In addition, triangular sails adopted from the Arabs allowed it to sail effectively against the wind. Europeans also improved their navigational techniques. To better determine their location at sea, sailors used the astrolabe, which the Muslims had perfected. The astrolabe was ...
World History Connections to Today
... the angles of the sun and stars above the horizon. It was difficult to use accurately in rough seas. ...
... the angles of the sun and stars above the horizon. It was difficult to use accurately in rough seas. ...
- Martin`s Mill ISD
... Spain and Portugal both claimed the newly discovered lands Pope Alexander came up with the Line of Demarcation to settle it Anything west of the line ...
... Spain and Portugal both claimed the newly discovered lands Pope Alexander came up with the Line of Demarcation to settle it Anything west of the line ...
Middle Ages
... 5th-14th Centuries – Fall of the Roman Empire – Unstable – Feudalism – Crusades -military expeditions to recover Palestine from Muslims exposed Europe to silks and spices, ancient Greek and Roman texts, technical innovations (movable type) – Black Death – 1/3 of Europeans died ...
... 5th-14th Centuries – Fall of the Roman Empire – Unstable – Feudalism – Crusades -military expeditions to recover Palestine from Muslims exposed Europe to silks and spices, ancient Greek and Roman texts, technical innovations (movable type) – Black Death – 1/3 of Europeans died ...
From the 1400s to the 1700s, Europe experienced an “Age of
... 1.) Caravels had triangular lateen sails that allowed ships to sail against the wind ...
... 1.) Caravels had triangular lateen sails that allowed ships to sail against the wind ...
European Exploration and Expansion - GR 1
... them to make longdistance voyages beyond Europe. The Portuguese invented a ship, called the caravel, that was faster than previous models. It made long voyages of exploration possible and lowered the cost of transport. The caravel’s design included a large cargo hold. It used triangular, or lateen, ...
... them to make longdistance voyages beyond Europe. The Portuguese invented a ship, called the caravel, that was faster than previous models. It made long voyages of exploration possible and lowered the cost of transport. The caravel’s design included a large cargo hold. It used triangular, or lateen, ...
Europeans Look to Expand Empires
... • He believes the shortest distance to Asia is to sail west instead of east. • Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain sponsor his trip west. (Pay for it) • October 12, 1492 Columbus finds land. • IT IS NOT ASIA!!!! Columbus has run into the Western Hemisphere ...
... • He believes the shortest distance to Asia is to sail west instead of east. • Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain sponsor his trip west. (Pay for it) • October 12, 1492 Columbus finds land. • IT IS NOT ASIA!!!! Columbus has run into the Western Hemisphere ...
EUROPEAN EXPLORATION 1400 – 1500
... How were the Spanish able to conquer Native American populations? During the 100 years following Columbus’s first voyage to the Americas, Spanish conquistadors, explorers, and soldiers conquered and claimed much of the Americas for Spain. These men fought for many reasons. One reason is that explora ...
... How were the Spanish able to conquer Native American populations? During the 100 years following Columbus’s first voyage to the Americas, Spanish conquistadors, explorers, and soldiers conquered and claimed much of the Americas for Spain. These men fought for many reasons. One reason is that explora ...
Exploration of the New World
... -he never went on the voyages -it never happened during his lifetime -Portuguese sailor Vasco da Gama reached Asia in 1498, 30 years after Prince Henry died • Even though his ships never reached Asia, they profited from things found in Africa. -they brought home African gold -participated in the sla ...
... -he never went on the voyages -it never happened during his lifetime -Portuguese sailor Vasco da Gama reached Asia in 1498, 30 years after Prince Henry died • Even though his ships never reached Asia, they profited from things found in Africa. -they brought home African gold -participated in the sla ...
File - Mr. Cass`s Classes
... Piece of the Pie • European merchants from: – England, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, and France • Bypass the middle man – Italians • New sea route to Asia needed • Africa – Most direct water route to Asia went around Africa • By water: Spain to India – 14,000 miles • By land: 5,000 ...
... Piece of the Pie • European merchants from: – England, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, and France • Bypass the middle man – Italians • New sea route to Asia needed • Africa – Most direct water route to Asia went around Africa • By water: Spain to India – 14,000 miles • By land: 5,000 ...
File
... Although it was longer, a sea route to Asia was faster than the __________ ___________. ________________ was the first country to find a sea route to Asia. They thought they could sail around the southern tip of ____________ then up the east coast heading toward ______________ and China. A s ...
... Although it was longer, a sea route to Asia was faster than the __________ ___________. ________________ was the first country to find a sea route to Asia. They thought they could sail around the southern tip of ____________ then up the east coast heading toward ______________ and China. A s ...
Motives for European Exploration Notes
... 3. Henry VIII in England – Church of England or Anglican Church 4. Catholic Church encouraged conversion of native peoples by Spanish and French missionaries E) Geography – Atlantic replaces Mediterranean as center of trade Nations involved in global exploration and trade all had Atlantic Ocean port ...
... 3. Henry VIII in England – Church of England or Anglican Church 4. Catholic Church encouraged conversion of native peoples by Spanish and French missionaries E) Geography – Atlantic replaces Mediterranean as center of trade Nations involved in global exploration and trade all had Atlantic Ocean port ...
File - Coach Parker`s Classes
... Southeast Asia to eastern Africa. • He distributed gifts of gold and silver to show Chinese superiority. • More than 16 countries began to send tribute to China. • After the last of his voyages, China withdrew into isloation ...
... Southeast Asia to eastern Africa. • He distributed gifts of gold and silver to show Chinese superiority. • More than 16 countries began to send tribute to China. • After the last of his voyages, China withdrew into isloation ...
Exploration
... The Dutch made their trading headquarters on the island of Java in the East Indies. ...
... The Dutch made their trading headquarters on the island of Java in the East Indies. ...
Age of Discovery Dinner Lesson
... achievements of his life, including maritime exploration, foreign diplomacy, and military affairs. He sailed huge treasure ships to Africa and India and brought back great wealth from these empires for the emperor of China. There is evidence of Zheng He's visits in over thirty Asian and African coun ...
... achievements of his life, including maritime exploration, foreign diplomacy, and military affairs. He sailed huge treasure ships to Africa and India and brought back great wealth from these empires for the emperor of China. There is evidence of Zheng He's visits in over thirty Asian and African coun ...
Age of Exploration
... • God- Desire to spread Christianity to Asia and other lands • Gold- Hoped to grow wealthy from spices and luxury goods ...
... • God- Desire to spread Christianity to Asia and other lands • Gold- Hoped to grow wealthy from spices and luxury goods ...
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.