1. Population and Settlement
... The Silk Road gets its name from the profitable trade in Chinese silk. The route extended 4,000 miles (6,437 kilometres). ...
... The Silk Road gets its name from the profitable trade in Chinese silk. The route extended 4,000 miles (6,437 kilometres). ...
File - Ms. Davis` Domain
... -The mestizos and mulattos wanted to bring about change in South America because they were treated no better than the slaves -Europeans needed workers to replace the Native Americans that died from disease. The workers were needed to work on the sugarcane plantations. -During the 1800’s, most immigr ...
... -The mestizos and mulattos wanted to bring about change in South America because they were treated no better than the slaves -Europeans needed workers to replace the Native Americans that died from disease. The workers were needed to work on the sugarcane plantations. -During the 1800’s, most immigr ...
About the Age of Exploration
... sailed with both da Gama and Cabral, but he was in a subordinate role. ...
... sailed with both da Gama and Cabral, but he was in a subordinate role. ...
Eve of Exploration Notes
... I. Ottoman Empire forced European traders to look for all water routes to India and China. 1. Portugal and Spain take the lead ...
... I. Ottoman Empire forced European traders to look for all water routes to India and China. 1. Portugal and Spain take the lead ...
Age of Exploration Flowchart PowerPoint
... Portugal sends Vasco da Gama around Africa To India (1498) ...
... Portugal sends Vasco da Gama around Africa To India (1498) ...
Zheng He`s sailing to West Ocean
... off itself from the out side world and stopped her exploration of ocean navigation, while Europeans, along the routes opened up by their expeditions, reached America, Africa and Asia and established colonies all over the world, which greatly promoted the capitalist development. In spite that the sca ...
... off itself from the out side world and stopped her exploration of ocean navigation, while Europeans, along the routes opened up by their expeditions, reached America, Africa and Asia and established colonies all over the world, which greatly promoted the capitalist development. In spite that the sca ...
Chapter 3 Notes - Jennings Local Schools
... Vespucci Challenges Columbus 1. Giovanni Caboto was an Italian explorer who landed in present day Newfoundland but told people he found Cathay 2. Amerigo Vespucci was an Italian explorer who figured out the Columbus had not reached Asia 3. Vespucci concluded that the land they had found had to be an ...
... Vespucci Challenges Columbus 1. Giovanni Caboto was an Italian explorer who landed in present day Newfoundland but told people he found Cathay 2. Amerigo Vespucci was an Italian explorer who figured out the Columbus had not reached Asia 3. Vespucci concluded that the land they had found had to be an ...
Age of Exploration and Discovery
... Empire. Along the way he met with other cities and peoples. He found out that a number of other tribes didn't like their Aztec rulers. He made alliances with them, including the powerful Tlaxcala people. Massacre at Cholula Cortes next arrived at the city of Cholula. It was the second largest city o ...
... Empire. Along the way he met with other cities and peoples. He found out that a number of other tribes didn't like their Aztec rulers. He made alliances with them, including the powerful Tlaxcala people. Massacre at Cholula Cortes next arrived at the city of Cholula. It was the second largest city o ...
- Fairview High School
... linked to Africa? The demand for enslaved Africans increased dramatically after Europeans began to settle in the Americas. The Cape Coast Castle in Ghana is one of the forts where enslaved Africans were held until ships arrived to take them to the Americas. This fort could hold about 1,500 slaves us ...
... linked to Africa? The demand for enslaved Africans increased dramatically after Europeans began to settle in the Americas. The Cape Coast Castle in Ghana is one of the forts where enslaved Africans were held until ships arrived to take them to the Americas. This fort could hold about 1,500 slaves us ...
Portuguese, led by Prince Henry, explore African - KCPE-KCSE
... Portugal sends Vasco da Gama around Africa To India (1498) ...
... Portugal sends Vasco da Gama around Africa To India (1498) ...
Presentation
... ships along the way. Tried to find Asia, and crew named the South Sea the Pacific Ocean. He was killed in the Philippines in a local war. Juan Sebastian de Elcano led the rest of the crew back to Spain in September 1522. Only 18 of the original 250 crewmen made it back to Spain. Those 18 were the fi ...
... ships along the way. Tried to find Asia, and crew named the South Sea the Pacific Ocean. He was killed in the Philippines in a local war. Juan Sebastian de Elcano led the rest of the crew back to Spain in September 1522. Only 18 of the original 250 crewmen made it back to Spain. Those 18 were the fi ...
Chapter 1 of The American Pageant
... Indian War from 1756 to 1763. That war in one sense annihilated through war and disease, and then strengthened ties with Britain, since colonial miliAfricans, who were brought in chains to serve as tias fought triumphantly alongside the British army slave labor, especially on the tobacco, rice, and ...
... Indian War from 1756 to 1763. That war in one sense annihilated through war and disease, and then strengthened ties with Britain, since colonial miliAfricans, who were brought in chains to serve as tias fought triumphantly alongside the British army slave labor, especially on the tobacco, rice, and ...
Chapter 1 - Jefferson High School
... European explorers who followed Christopher Columbus to North America in the sixteenth century had no notion of founding a new nation. Neither did the first European settlers who peopled the thirteen English colonies on the eastern shores of the continent in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. ...
... European explorers who followed Christopher Columbus to North America in the sixteenth century had no notion of founding a new nation. Neither did the first European settlers who peopled the thirteen English colonies on the eastern shores of the continent in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. ...
Chapter 6: The Age of Exploration 1500 -1800
... If there is any doubt in a dispute between ye Brothers, a court of honor is to decide the verdict. If a Brother is proved in the wrong, the first time he shall be pardoned, but should he offend again, he shall be tied to a gun, and there shall receive from each of the ship's company one strike of th ...
... If there is any doubt in a dispute between ye Brothers, a court of honor is to decide the verdict. If a Brother is proved in the wrong, the first time he shall be pardoned, but should he offend again, he shall be tied to a gun, and there shall receive from each of the ship's company one strike of th ...
The Age of Exploration
... Columbus and refused to fund his trip. - King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella liked Columbus’ plan and after 6 six years agreed to provide ships for his voyage. ...
... Columbus and refused to fund his trip. - King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella liked Columbus’ plan and after 6 six years agreed to provide ships for his voyage. ...
Notes Page One Name: Social Studies Seven/PD: _____ Notes
... The emperor was deeply troubled by the arrival of the Spanish. Rumors of many strange events and bad omens had been reported to him. When he heard that pale men with long beards had arrived from the east in “floating houses,” his heart fell. An Aztec legend told of a god (Quetzalcoatl) who had once ...
... The emperor was deeply troubled by the arrival of the Spanish. Rumors of many strange events and bad omens had been reported to him. When he heard that pale men with long beards had arrived from the east in “floating houses,” his heart fell. An Aztec legend told of a god (Quetzalcoatl) who had once ...
File
... southwestern China as well as from King Muḥammad of Bukhara. The family name Ma was derived from the Chinese rendition of Muḥammad. In 1381, when he was about 10 years old, Yunnan, the last Mongol hold in China, was reconquered by Chinese forces led by generals of the newly established Ming dynasty. ...
... southwestern China as well as from King Muḥammad of Bukhara. The family name Ma was derived from the Chinese rendition of Muḥammad. In 1381, when he was about 10 years old, Yunnan, the last Mongol hold in China, was reconquered by Chinese forces led by generals of the newly established Ming dynasty. ...
Day 1 - Wantagh School
... Aim: How did the Portuguese pave the way for exploration? a) Why did explorers look for new sea routes? Answer- new goods, faster, cheaper b) Italian Monopoly 1) Italians controlled the Mediterranean Sea 2) Every good passed through Italy first 3) Italy had complete control of Asian trade 4) Portuga ...
... Aim: How did the Portuguese pave the way for exploration? a) Why did explorers look for new sea routes? Answer- new goods, faster, cheaper b) Italian Monopoly 1) Italians controlled the Mediterranean Sea 2) Every good passed through Italy first 3) Italy had complete control of Asian trade 4) Portuga ...
Chapter 2: Europe Looks Outward
... • Slide 1- Name, country sailed for, year they sailed, picture of their route, picture of their face • Slide 2- What they are famous for, why they are ...
... • Slide 1- Name, country sailed for, year they sailed, picture of their route, picture of their face • Slide 2- What they are famous for, why they are ...
Columbus Timeline of Voyages
... A commission appointed by King John II of Portugal rejects Columbus's scheme to sail west across the Atlantic Ocean to reach the Far East. ...
... A commission appointed by King John II of Portugal rejects Columbus's scheme to sail west across the Atlantic Ocean to reach the Far East. ...
Age of Exploration
... 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 ...
The Creation of a World Market - Leleua Loupe
... to the Mediterranean ivory, ostrich feathers, hides, leather goods, and ultimately slaves. In 992 Ghana captured the Berber town of Awdaghast which gave it control of the southern portion of the major trans-Saharan trade routes. By the thirteenth century, Ghana was destroyed and in its place grew se ...
... to the Mediterranean ivory, ostrich feathers, hides, leather goods, and ultimately slaves. In 992 Ghana captured the Berber town of Awdaghast which gave it control of the southern portion of the major trans-Saharan trade routes. By the thirteenth century, Ghana was destroyed and in its place grew se ...
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.