AGE OF EXPLORATION Chapter Five review_2
... 12. At some steps of the trading process, the prices of the spices increased 13. Europeans believed a land route to the east was the solution to their trade problems. 14. The first European explorers to what is now Canada were often accompanied by missionaries. 15. Most Catholic missionaries in Cana ...
... 12. At some steps of the trading process, the prices of the spices increased 13. Europeans believed a land route to the east was the solution to their trade problems. 14. The first European explorers to what is now Canada were often accompanied by missionaries. 15. Most Catholic missionaries in Cana ...
European Exploration - Northwest ISD Moodle
... route to the New World. Amerigo was an Italian Mapmaker. • He wrote to a friend that he had indeed figured out these were new continents • The AMERICA’s are named after Amerigo! ...
... route to the New World. Amerigo was an Italian Mapmaker. • He wrote to a friend that he had indeed figured out these were new continents • The AMERICA’s are named after Amerigo! ...
File - Mr. Howard`s Social Studies
... • Hernando Cortez sails to present-day Mexico in 1521 and conquers the Aztec Empire. • Francisco Pizarro sails to Peru and conquers the Inca Empire. ...
... • Hernando Cortez sails to present-day Mexico in 1521 and conquers the Aztec Empire. • Francisco Pizarro sails to Peru and conquers the Inca Empire. ...
European Exploration - Northwest ISD Moodle
... route to the New World. Amerigo was an Italian Mapmaker. • He wrote to a friend that he had indeed figured out these were new continents • The AMERICA’s are named after Amerigo! ...
... route to the New World. Amerigo was an Italian Mapmaker. • He wrote to a friend that he had indeed figured out these were new continents • The AMERICA’s are named after Amerigo! ...
Chapter2_Notes
... The Race to Explore North America A. Seeking a Quick Route to Wealth 1. Other European nations wanted to obtain riches from the Americas just like Spain did 2. European countries hoped to find a westward route to Asia. 3. Northwest Passage: water route through North America to Asia 4. John Cabot - I ...
... The Race to Explore North America A. Seeking a Quick Route to Wealth 1. Other European nations wanted to obtain riches from the Americas just like Spain did 2. European countries hoped to find a westward route to Asia. 3. Northwest Passage: water route through North America to Asia 4. John Cabot - I ...
Background
... indigenous peoples of these areas, and as a result, there was great loss of life and culture. Also, because of the need for a reliable labor source, slaves were transported from Africa to the Americas in large numbers. The Age of Discovery changed the world. Access to new and better foods allowed th ...
... indigenous peoples of these areas, and as a result, there was great loss of life and culture. Also, because of the need for a reliable labor source, slaves were transported from Africa to the Americas in large numbers. The Age of Discovery changed the world. Access to new and better foods allowed th ...
7th grade Chapter 20 review
... Europeans were always interested goods from the East like silks, spices and luxury goods. When the trade routes to the east were cut off Europeans were very interested in finding new trade routes. ...
... Europeans were always interested goods from the East like silks, spices and luxury goods. When the trade routes to the east were cut off Europeans were very interested in finding new trade routes. ...
1450-1750 Questions
... for Spain, other kinds of military expeditions were sent out to learn more about the new territories. Cortes, Pizarro, and de Soto went to different parts of the Americas seeking riches and knowledge about a continent completely unknown to Europe. These aggressive soldiers explored and also laid the ...
... for Spain, other kinds of military expeditions were sent out to learn more about the new territories. Cortes, Pizarro, and de Soto went to different parts of the Americas seeking riches and knowledge about a continent completely unknown to Europe. These aggressive soldiers explored and also laid the ...
Explorers - St. Matthew School
... Da Gama succeeded in establishing a trade route with who and for which country? Columbus was considered a failure at his death because? ...
... Da Gama succeeded in establishing a trade route with who and for which country? Columbus was considered a failure at his death because? ...
notes - european exploration - World History with Miss Bunnell
... non-Muslim “Prisoners Of War” could be bought and sold as slaves. o However, slavery in Africa was not ____________. It wasn’t _________________ - so children of slaves weren’t necessarily slaves themselves, and you could ____________________ of slavery. The Desire for Africans o The first Europea ...
... non-Muslim “Prisoners Of War” could be bought and sold as slaves. o However, slavery in Africa was not ____________. It wasn’t _________________ - so children of slaves weren’t necessarily slaves themselves, and you could ____________________ of slavery. The Desire for Africans o The first Europea ...
the great age of exploration (1400–1550)
... Columbus’ ships finally sailed west into the unknown waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The ships sailed on for over a month, but as time went by the crew, having seen nothing but water for so long, began to doubt they would ever see land again. Some feared sea monsters would get them, while others worri ...
... Columbus’ ships finally sailed west into the unknown waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The ships sailed on for over a month, but as time went by the crew, having seen nothing but water for so long, began to doubt they would ever see land again. Some feared sea monsters would get them, while others worri ...
“New World Beginnings: 33,000 B
... d) the Portuguese established trading stations along the African coast e) they bought gold and ivory f) the area in West Africa became known as the “gold coast” g) 1441- the Portuguese began buying African slaves ...
... d) the Portuguese established trading stations along the African coast e) they bought gold and ivory f) the area in West Africa became known as the “gold coast” g) 1441- the Portuguese began buying African slaves ...
Study Guide for Unit 2 Age of Exploration
... 16. Present day cities founded by the Dutch are Albany and New York. 17. Spain settled most of South America, Central America, the Caribbean, Mexico, Florida and the southwest United States. 18. Travel by Sea changed in the 1400s because of new technologies in navigation like magnetic compasses and ...
... 16. Present day cities founded by the Dutch are Albany and New York. 17. Spain settled most of South America, Central America, the Caribbean, Mexico, Florida and the southwest United States. 18. Travel by Sea changed in the 1400s because of new technologies in navigation like magnetic compasses and ...
Exploration and Colonization
... explored the southeastern United States in hopes of finding gold. Instead, the diseases his men and animals carried killed thousands of __________ _______________. With each expedition, _____________ carried by the men and animals spread quickly among Native Americans. In 1540, Francisco Vasquez de ...
... explored the southeastern United States in hopes of finding gold. Instead, the diseases his men and animals carried killed thousands of __________ _______________. With each expedition, _____________ carried by the men and animals spread quickly among Native Americans. In 1540, Francisco Vasquez de ...
Unit 15 - Student Notes - Pleasantville High School
... round & thought he could reach Asia by sailing west Columbus’ ships, the Nina, Pinta, & Santa Maria, reached the Bahamas in America but thought that he had reached islands off the coast of India o He made 4 trips to “India” never knowing he was in “America” ...
... round & thought he could reach Asia by sailing west Columbus’ ships, the Nina, Pinta, & Santa Maria, reached the Bahamas in America but thought that he had reached islands off the coast of India o He made 4 trips to “India” never knowing he was in “America” ...
here - About the Books
... 3. Critical thinking. Henry the Navigator lived long ago when the world was still mostly a mystery and exploration was for the purpose of finding new lands and new resources. In today’s world, what is left to explore? Land? Technology? a. Students can answer in a two paragraph explanation; or b. Hav ...
... 3. Critical thinking. Henry the Navigator lived long ago when the world was still mostly a mystery and exploration was for the purpose of finding new lands and new resources. In today’s world, what is left to explore? Land? Technology? a. Students can answer in a two paragraph explanation; or b. Hav ...
Unit 13 - Student Notes - Pleasantville High School
... round & thought he could reach Asia by sailing west Columbus’ ships, the Nina, Pinta, & Santa Maria, reached the Bahamas in America but thought that he had reached islands off the coast of India o He made 4 trips to “India” never knowing he was in “America” ...
... round & thought he could reach Asia by sailing west Columbus’ ships, the Nina, Pinta, & Santa Maria, reached the Bahamas in America but thought that he had reached islands off the coast of India o He made 4 trips to “India” never knowing he was in “America” ...
Age of Exploration Part 2
... Good Hope (Storms)_ • This proved ships could reach East Asia by sailing around Africa. ...
... Good Hope (Storms)_ • This proved ships could reach East Asia by sailing around Africa. ...
Section Two
... C. Ferdinand Magellan- a ________________ navigator, set out with a Spanish fleet to sail down the east coast of __________ America; After sailing around the tip of the continent into the Pacific; Magellan’s fleet sailed ___________ the Pacific Ocean; In 1522 the voyage’s only remaining ship returne ...
... C. Ferdinand Magellan- a ________________ navigator, set out with a Spanish fleet to sail down the east coast of __________ America; After sailing around the tip of the continent into the Pacific; Magellan’s fleet sailed ___________ the Pacific Ocean; In 1522 the voyage’s only remaining ship returne ...
Chapter 16: The World Economy
... expeditions along the coast of Africa 1498: Vasco de Gama reached India, sailed around the Cape of Good Hope De Gama’s success led to other expeditions: Brazil, Mozambique, Indonesia, Japan Portugal claims parts of African coast and parts of Brazil, India ...
... expeditions along the coast of Africa 1498: Vasco de Gama reached India, sailed around the Cape of Good Hope De Gama’s success led to other expeditions: Brazil, Mozambique, Indonesia, Japan Portugal claims parts of African coast and parts of Brazil, India ...
The Age of Exploration
... The first to encourage new ship explorations was Prince Henry of Portugal, known as “Prince Henry the Navigator” Started an institute for seafaring and exploring Combined ship technology learned from Islam with new European innovations By the time of his death in 1460, the Portuguese had sailed as f ...
... The first to encourage new ship explorations was Prince Henry of Portugal, known as “Prince Henry the Navigator” Started an institute for seafaring and exploring Combined ship technology learned from Islam with new European innovations By the time of his death in 1460, the Portuguese had sailed as f ...
Conquistador
Conquistadors /kɒŋˌkɪstəˈdɔrz/ (from Portuguese or Spanish conquistadores ""conquerors""; Spanish pronunciation: [koŋkistaˈðoɾes], Portuguese pronunciation: [kũkiʃtɐˈdoɾis], [kõkiʃtɐˈðoɾɨʃ]) is a term used to refer to the soldiers and explorers of the Spanish Empire or the Portuguese Empire in a general sense. During the Age of Discovery conquistadores sailed beyond Europe to the Americas, Oceania, Africa and Asia, conquering territory and opening trade routes. They colonized much of the world for Spain and Portugal in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.