Age of Exploration - Rouse World History
... Bartholomeu Diaz was the first European to sail around the southern tip of Africa; in 1488, a storm blew Diaz’s ship off course During the storm, Diaz’s ships was pulled by ocean currents to the other side ...
... Bartholomeu Diaz was the first European to sail around the southern tip of Africa; in 1488, a storm blew Diaz’s ship off course During the storm, Diaz’s ships was pulled by ocean currents to the other side ...
AZTECS INCAS
... In medieval Europe, Navigation was considered one of the 7 Mechanic Arts (the others being Weaving, Blacksmithing, War, Agriculture, Hunting, Medicine, and the Performing Arts). Despite this, the Europeans had a VERY limited worldview. The time before Columbus (pre-1492) is also known as the medieva ...
... In medieval Europe, Navigation was considered one of the 7 Mechanic Arts (the others being Weaving, Blacksmithing, War, Agriculture, Hunting, Medicine, and the Performing Arts). Despite this, the Europeans had a VERY limited worldview. The time before Columbus (pre-1492) is also known as the medieva ...
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... 2. What islands did Columbus explore? Insert a picture of them below: 3. Who was Amerigo Vespucci? Do you believe America was named after him? Portuguese Explorers 4. Who was Vasco da Gama and how did he reach India? Paste a picture of his route: ...
... 2. What islands did Columbus explore? Insert a picture of them below: 3. Who was Amerigo Vespucci? Do you believe America was named after him? Portuguese Explorers 4. Who was Vasco da Gama and how did he reach India? Paste a picture of his route: ...
MING CHINA AND PORTUGAL IN THE INDIAN OCEAN
... Exploration In 1502, he returned with 14 heavily armed ships and defeat the Arab fleet. By 1511, the Portuguese controlled the Spice routes. In 1513, Portuguese trade extended to China and Japan. ...
... Exploration In 1502, he returned with 14 heavily armed ships and defeat the Arab fleet. By 1511, the Portuguese controlled the Spice routes. In 1513, Portuguese trade extended to China and Japan. ...
File indian ocean trade connections
... Exploration In 1502, he returned with 14 heavily armed ships and defeat the Arab fleet. By 1511, the Portuguese controlled the Spice routes. In 1513, Portuguese trade extended to China and Japan. ...
... Exploration In 1502, he returned with 14 heavily armed ships and defeat the Arab fleet. By 1511, the Portuguese controlled the Spice routes. In 1513, Portuguese trade extended to China and Japan. ...
Chapter 3 PowerPoint Notes
... Christopher Columbus Became interested in the island of ________________ (present day Japan) from Marco Polo’s book ______________________, realizing that the world was round, believed he could sail west and reach Asia. However, his maps were __________________ due to the fact that they were based o ...
... Christopher Columbus Became interested in the island of ________________ (present day Japan) from Marco Polo’s book ______________________, realizing that the world was round, believed he could sail west and reach Asia. However, his maps were __________________ due to the fact that they were based o ...
Chapter 3 Guided Notes
... Christopher Columbus Became interested in the island of ________________ (present day Japan) from Marco Polo’s book ______________________, realizing that the world was round, believed he could sail west and reach Asia. However, his maps were __________________ due to the fact that they were based o ...
... Christopher Columbus Became interested in the island of ________________ (present day Japan) from Marco Polo’s book ______________________, realizing that the world was round, believed he could sail west and reach Asia. However, his maps were __________________ due to the fact that they were based o ...
Chapter 14.1 ppt
... 1. By 1400s, Europe's population growing—so was its’ demand for trade goods 2. Spices especially Preserve food, flavor meat, medicine and perfume ...
... 1. By 1400s, Europe's population growing—so was its’ demand for trade goods 2. Spices especially Preserve food, flavor meat, medicine and perfume ...
Wb_Detailed_Updt_Ossian
... worth of gold from Spanish ships. This gold had come from the Aztec empire. In 1524 he was sent to search for a Northwest passage to Asia, passing through North America. He left for his expedition in January 1524. On the 1st of March he reached North Carolina, (Cape Fear). He continued northward alo ...
... worth of gold from Spanish ships. This gold had come from the Aztec empire. In 1524 he was sent to search for a Northwest passage to Asia, passing through North America. He left for his expedition in January 1524. On the 1st of March he reached North Carolina, (Cape Fear). He continued northward alo ...
Early Exploration - Kawameeh Middle School
... In 1534, France’s King Francis I authorized the navigator Jacques Cartier (1491-1557) to lead a voyage to the New World in order to seek gold and other riches, as well as a new route to Asia. Cartier’s three expeditions along the St. Lawrence River would later enable France to lay claim to the lands ...
... In 1534, France’s King Francis I authorized the navigator Jacques Cartier (1491-1557) to lead a voyage to the New World in order to seek gold and other riches, as well as a new route to Asia. Cartier’s three expeditions along the St. Lawrence River would later enable France to lay claim to the lands ...
explorers
... Europe went through 2 Italian cities (Venice & Genoa). • Italian merchants marked up the prices on the goods & sold them throughout Europe. • Other European countries resented the huge profits made by Italians & began to look for other routes to the East… ...
... Europe went through 2 Italian cities (Venice & Genoa). • Italian merchants marked up the prices on the goods & sold them throughout Europe. • Other European countries resented the huge profits made by Italians & began to look for other routes to the East… ...
When Worlds Collide, 1942-1590 - AP United States History
... depopulated & undermined the natives in southern North America The Spanish were searching for Cibola – the city of gold ...
... depopulated & undermined the natives in southern North America The Spanish were searching for Cibola – the city of gold ...
Age of exploration
... navigate on the open ocean Sponsored many explorations along Africa’s West Coast Goal: To find a water route to Asia ...
... navigate on the open ocean Sponsored many explorations along Africa’s West Coast Goal: To find a water route to Asia ...
explorationandcolonizationofeuropeUSE
... 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 ...
WHII: SOL 4a-f
... • Why did Europeans go exploring? • Demand for gold, spices, and natural resources in Europe –Used to flavor and preserve food, make medicines and perfumes ...
... • Why did Europeans go exploring? • Demand for gold, spices, and natural resources in Europe –Used to flavor and preserve food, make medicines and perfumes ...
Age of Exploration - 6th Grade Social Studies
... They founded colonies and brought settlers to the New World. They also made the native Indians work for them. The Spaniards brought new products to the Americas ,like wheat, horses, cattle and sheep. In exchange , they grew plants that were not known in Europe, like corn and potatoes and brought the ...
... They founded colonies and brought settlers to the New World. They also made the native Indians work for them. The Spaniards brought new products to the Americas ,like wheat, horses, cattle and sheep. In exchange , they grew plants that were not known in Europe, like corn and potatoes and brought the ...
Commerce in a Global Age WHAP/Napp “Two European
... had developed such a reputation for security that individuals and governments from all over Western Europe entrusted them with large sums of money. To make a profit, the banks invested these funds in real estate, local industries, loans to governments, and overseas trade. Individuals seeking returns ...
... had developed such a reputation for security that individuals and governments from all over Western Europe entrusted them with large sums of money. To make a profit, the banks invested these funds in real estate, local industries, loans to governments, and overseas trade. Individuals seeking returns ...
Portugal`s Location
... The other European countries resented the Italian monopoly and looked for an all water route to Asia to bypass the overland routes controlled by the Italians and ...
... The other European countries resented the Italian monopoly and looked for an all water route to Asia to bypass the overland routes controlled by the Italians and ...
Three Worlds Meet - Duplin County Schools
... This woodcut, illustrating a 1505 German edition of Amerigo Vespucci's account of his voyage to the New World in 1501-02, is the first image of American Indians published in Europe. As arriving European vessels appear on the horizon, a group of befeathered Indians engage in a cannibal feast. Three ...
... This woodcut, illustrating a 1505 German edition of Amerigo Vespucci's account of his voyage to the New World in 1501-02, is the first image of American Indians published in Europe. As arriving European vessels appear on the horizon, a group of befeathered Indians engage in a cannibal feast. Three ...
EXPLORERS DON`T “MISS THE BOAT”
... West Coast of Africa. He was trying to find a quicker route to Asia. Da Gama did reach Asia (India) Dias 1487-1488, da Gama 1497-1498 They sailed near Africa and South America Asia!!!! Wasn’t that where everyone was going?? To find a quicker route to Asia. ...
... West Coast of Africa. He was trying to find a quicker route to Asia. Da Gama did reach Asia (India) Dias 1487-1488, da Gama 1497-1498 They sailed near Africa and South America Asia!!!! Wasn’t that where everyone was going?? To find a quicker route to Asia. ...
File - Mr. Bacon`s world cultures class
... mercantile elites) considered that their best chance of being part of a major power would be to share the benefits of England's international trade and the growth of the English Empire, so its future would have to lie in unity with England. Furthermore, Scotland's nobles were almost bankrupted by th ...
... mercantile elites) considered that their best chance of being part of a major power would be to share the benefits of England's international trade and the growth of the English Empire, so its future would have to lie in unity with England. Furthermore, Scotland's nobles were almost bankrupted by th ...
File - Mr Jones`Class
... • Magellan renames the calm ocean they are now in the Pacific Ocean • 3 ships sail four months (many of the crew die of scurvy) and reach the Philippines-on April 27, 1521 Magellan is killed by natives • September 6, 1522-One ship and 18 men return to Spain after more than 3 years at sea completing ...
... • Magellan renames the calm ocean they are now in the Pacific Ocean • 3 ships sail four months (many of the crew die of scurvy) and reach the Philippines-on April 27, 1521 Magellan is killed by natives • September 6, 1522-One ship and 18 men return to Spain after more than 3 years at sea completing ...
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.