Asia Exploration and Trade
... power in the region, winning him the title “Duke of Goa.” o Albuquerque like da gama had no qualms about executing his tasks to the fullest, ordering in one instance the murder of every Muslim in the city of Malacca. ...
... power in the region, winning him the title “Duke of Goa.” o Albuquerque like da gama had no qualms about executing his tasks to the fullest, ordering in one instance the murder of every Muslim in the city of Malacca. ...
Treaty of Tordesillas - National Joint Action Committee, NJAC
... King Don Juan of Portugal had conspired with Christopher Columbus on his return to Spain after his first voyage in 1492. Columbus’ ships, we are told by historians, got caught in a storm which took them into Portugal’s waters rather Spain’s. It was therefore the King of Portugal who was the first to ...
... King Don Juan of Portugal had conspired with Christopher Columbus on his return to Spain after his first voyage in 1492. Columbus’ ships, we are told by historians, got caught in a storm which took them into Portugal’s waters rather Spain’s. It was therefore the King of Portugal who was the first to ...
Age of Exploration
... Asia. Europeans decided to seek out a water route to Asia. • The 1400s provided new technology to help in obtaining this water route. • Astrolabe- was introduced by the Arabs and helped sailors find latitude. • Compass- was introduced by the Chinese and helped sailors find magnetic north. ...
... Asia. Europeans decided to seek out a water route to Asia. • The 1400s provided new technology to help in obtaining this water route. • Astrolabe- was introduced by the Arabs and helped sailors find latitude. • Compass- was introduced by the Chinese and helped sailors find magnetic north. ...
6th period chapter 2 notes Tab 1: New Ideas and
... b. Explored the Caribbean Islands of Hispanola, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Jamaica c. Sailed the coast of Central America 7. Dividing the World a. Spain and Portugal go to the Pope to divide the world between them b. Pope creates the Line of Demarcation which is an invisible line running f ...
... b. Explored the Caribbean Islands of Hispanola, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Jamaica c. Sailed the coast of Central America 7. Dividing the World a. Spain and Portugal go to the Pope to divide the world between them b. Pope creates the Line of Demarcation which is an invisible line running f ...
So, How Did “White” Guys Get Here?
... money from this trip that others all over Europe quickly began to travel the sea. ...
... money from this trip that others all over Europe quickly began to travel the sea. ...
File - Mr. Raymond`s Social Studies
... carrack, quadrant, astrolabe Mercantilism Three G’s of Exploration Portugal o o o o o ...
... carrack, quadrant, astrolabe Mercantilism Three G’s of Exploration Portugal o o o o o ...
myth 2.2 “The Search for New Trade Routes”
... - Continued Portuguese Exploration -Explore west Africa, est. ports • Est. trade w/ local rulers – For gold, ivory, slaves broke up families, began ...
... - Continued Portuguese Exploration -Explore west Africa, est. ports • Est. trade w/ local rulers – For gold, ivory, slaves broke up families, began ...
File - Coach Parker`s Classes
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
Unit II – Cultures Meet
... lands in Florida, claims all lands north to Arkansas Plundered native villages for gold, died during war along the Mississippi 1566 – Juan Pardo established St. Augustine, FL – oldest colony in “New World” ...
... lands in Florida, claims all lands north to Arkansas Plundered native villages for gold, died during war along the Mississippi 1566 – Juan Pardo established St. Augustine, FL – oldest colony in “New World” ...
18 May Early Exploration and Imperialism.doc
... trading posts from Quebec to Louisiana. England settles the Jamestown colony in 1607 and the thirteen colonies later. France and England battled each other in French and Indian War for control over territories. Spain established colonies in Florida, southwest Mexico, and in South America. Spanish co ...
... trading posts from Quebec to Louisiana. England settles the Jamestown colony in 1607 and the thirteen colonies later. France and England battled each other in French and Indian War for control over territories. Spain established colonies in Florida, southwest Mexico, and in South America. Spanish co ...
15 May Early Exploration and Imperialism
... trading posts from Quebec to Louisiana. England settles the Jamestown colony in 1607 and the thirteen colonies later. France and England battled each other in French and Indian War for control over territories. Spain established colonies in Florida, southwest Mexico, and in South America. Spanish co ...
... trading posts from Quebec to Louisiana. England settles the Jamestown colony in 1607 and the thirteen colonies later. France and England battled each other in French and Indian War for control over territories. Spain established colonies in Florida, southwest Mexico, and in South America. Spanish co ...
Document
... - The location of Portugal was of great importance as it is situated on the southwestern edge. Still insignificant as European land Portugal sought greatness in the world of overseas. - In 1499 Vasco da Gama reached India and brought spices and Indian clothes ti Lisbon. - By 1500 Portugal controlled ...
... - The location of Portugal was of great importance as it is situated on the southwestern edge. Still insignificant as European land Portugal sought greatness in the world of overseas. - In 1499 Vasco da Gama reached India and brought spices and Indian clothes ti Lisbon. - By 1500 Portugal controlled ...
Exploration Successes/Failures by Nation
... After the Treaty of Tordesillas, Spain quickly established itself as the premier European power in the New World, sending wave after wave of explorers into South America. These Spanish expeditions, led by conquistadors, set out in search of gold, slaves, lucrative trade routes, and fame. Indeed, the ...
... After the Treaty of Tordesillas, Spain quickly established itself as the premier European power in the New World, sending wave after wave of explorers into South America. These Spanish expeditions, led by conquistadors, set out in search of gold, slaves, lucrative trade routes, and fame. Indeed, the ...
Trade Between Europe and Asia
... Bold Portuguese explorers continued to push farther down the African coast. Finally, in 1488, Bartolomeu Dias rounded the southern tip of Africa. The Portuguese named the tip the Cape of Good Hope. Less than ten years later, Vasco da Gama led a sea expedition all the way to Asia. Da Gama and his cre ...
... Bold Portuguese explorers continued to push farther down the African coast. Finally, in 1488, Bartolomeu Dias rounded the southern tip of Africa. The Portuguese named the tip the Cape of Good Hope. Less than ten years later, Vasco da Gama led a sea expedition all the way to Asia. Da Gama and his cre ...
ch 16 section 1
... known as the Enlightenment. These ideas led people to take up arms in revolutions and fight for their freedom. In the next two chapters, you will learn how both European exploration and the Enlightenment helped shape the world we live in today. ...
... known as the Enlightenment. These ideas led people to take up arms in revolutions and fight for their freedom. In the next two chapters, you will learn how both European exploration and the Enlightenment helped shape the world we live in today. ...
Europeans Look to Expand Empires
... Portugal’s Explorations • Bartolomeu Dias – He sailed around the southern tip of Africa, known as the Cape of Good Hope. • Vasco da Gama – He sailed around Africa and was the first to reach India by Sea. ...
... Portugal’s Explorations • Bartolomeu Dias – He sailed around the southern tip of Africa, known as the Cape of Good Hope. • Vasco da Gama – He sailed around Africa and was the first to reach India by Sea. ...
Chapter 2 Worksheet
... ____ 15. Large quantities of American silver flowed into the economies of East Asia through what important Spanish trading center? a. Malacca c. Macao b. the Philippines d. Futa Toro ____ 16. In the early 1400s, the first African port occupied by the Portuguese was a. Sofala. c. Ceuta. b. Porto-Novo ...
... ____ 15. Large quantities of American silver flowed into the economies of East Asia through what important Spanish trading center? a. Malacca c. Macao b. the Philippines d. Futa Toro ____ 16. In the early 1400s, the first African port occupied by the Portuguese was a. Sofala. c. Ceuta. b. Porto-Novo ...
Oceans, Currents, the shape of the world and the age of discovery
... discovers Brazil for Portugal, later Madagascar • Returns with 6 of 13 ships and a cool reception • Retires and establishes spice factories • Adventurer Amerigo Vespucci sent to Brazil and gives name to America • da Gama in 1502 subjugates the Moslems and Portugal established control in India. (Goa ...
... discovers Brazil for Portugal, later Madagascar • Returns with 6 of 13 ships and a cool reception • Retires and establishes spice factories • Adventurer Amerigo Vespucci sent to Brazil and gives name to America • da Gama in 1502 subjugates the Moslems and Portugal established control in India. (Goa ...
here - mrrobinson.org
... Spain and Portugal laid claim to ‘New World’ Pope drew a Line of Demarcation (Spain gets West and Portugal gets East) ...
... Spain and Portugal laid claim to ‘New World’ Pope drew a Line of Demarcation (Spain gets West and Portugal gets East) ...
Vocabulary
... east & west. Prince Henry- Huge supporter of exploration that created a school in Portugal for people to perfect their trade. Columbus- Hired by Spain to find a faster route to Asia but instead landed in the Americas. Treaty of Tordisillas- Created the Line of Demarcation in the hopes of avoiding wa ...
... east & west. Prince Henry- Huge supporter of exploration that created a school in Portugal for people to perfect their trade. Columbus- Hired by Spain to find a faster route to Asia but instead landed in the Americas. Treaty of Tordisillas- Created the Line of Demarcation in the hopes of avoiding wa ...
The Maritime Revolution, Chapter 15
... • What’s this mean? It takes decades to create advancements into this unknown. But once they discovered a method, the rapid increase of more sailing and exploration would blossom. ...
... • What’s this mean? It takes decades to create advancements into this unknown. But once they discovered a method, the rapid increase of more sailing and exploration would blossom. ...
Study Guide for Social Studies Test
... Bartolomeu Dias - from Portugal; sailed around the tip of Africa (Cape of Good Hope) and searched for water routes to Asia…did not reach Asia Vasco Da Gama - from Portugal. Found an all-water route to Asia around the Cape of Good Hope King Ferdinand - The Spanish monarch who financed Columbus’ journ ...
... Bartolomeu Dias - from Portugal; sailed around the tip of Africa (Cape of Good Hope) and searched for water routes to Asia…did not reach Asia Vasco Da Gama - from Portugal. Found an all-water route to Asia around the Cape of Good Hope King Ferdinand - The Spanish monarch who financed Columbus’ journ ...
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.