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 ...
II. Portugal……………………………………………..
... Between the third year of the Yongle reign period (1405) and the eighth year of the Xuande reign period (1433), Zheng He led seven great western maritime expeditions, crisscrossing the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean into the Persian Gulf and Red Sea, and reaching as far west as the east coast ...
... Between the third year of the Yongle reign period (1405) and the eighth year of the Xuande reign period (1433), Zheng He led seven great western maritime expeditions, crisscrossing the South China Sea and the Indian Ocean into the Persian Gulf and Red Sea, and reaching as far west as the east coast ...
Exploration - River Mill Academy
... • The first European nation to try to trade directly with Asia. • 1441-Prince Henry “the Navigator,” sent explorers to the west coast of Africa • 1488- Bartolomeu Dias sailed all the way around the southern tip of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope, proving that there was an ocean route around the contin ...
... • The first European nation to try to trade directly with Asia. • 1441-Prince Henry “the Navigator,” sent explorers to the west coast of Africa • 1488- Bartolomeu Dias sailed all the way around the southern tip of Africa, the Cape of Good Hope, proving that there was an ocean route around the contin ...
1. Where was he from?
... 2. -Brought experts together to study navigation & paid for exploration Q: From what country do you think the first explorations come? ...
... 2. -Brought experts together to study navigation & paid for exploration Q: From what country do you think the first explorations come? ...
US History Week 3
... • south along Africa’s coast • west into the Atlantic (toward the Americas) ...
... • south along Africa’s coast • west into the Atlantic (toward the Americas) ...
Treaty of Tordesillas
... NARRATOR: When Spain’s King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella agreed to pay for Christopher Columbus to find a western route to the Orient, it was Portugal that held the lead in maritime exploration. But Columbus’ discovery of the Americas bolstered Spain’s position as a rival to Portugal. Spain now had ...
... NARRATOR: When Spain’s King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella agreed to pay for Christopher Columbus to find a western route to the Orient, it was Portugal that held the lead in maritime exploration. But Columbus’ discovery of the Americas bolstered Spain’s position as a rival to Portugal. Spain now had ...
Summary: New Ideas in Europe
... Portuguese traders exploring the coast of West Africa captured Africans and forced them into slavery. Enslaved people were sold in Europe. In 1487, Bartolomeu Dias was blown off course by a storm. His ship reached the eastern side of Africa. The Portuguese named the tip of Africa the Cape of Good Ho ...
... Portuguese traders exploring the coast of West Africa captured Africans and forced them into slavery. Enslaved people were sold in Europe. In 1487, Bartolomeu Dias was blown off course by a storm. His ship reached the eastern side of Africa. The Portuguese named the tip of Africa the Cape of Good Ho ...
Lesson 2 New Ideas in Europe
... designed and built faster ships that were good for exploring. Portuguese traders exploring the coast of West Africa captured Africans and forced them into slavery. Enslaved people were sold in Europe. In 1487, Bartolomeu Dias was blown off course by a storm. His ship reached the eastern side of Afri ...
... designed and built faster ships that were good for exploring. Portuguese traders exploring the coast of West Africa captured Africans and forced them into slavery. Enslaved people were sold in Europe. In 1487, Bartolomeu Dias was blown off course by a storm. His ship reached the eastern side of Afri ...
Spanish Exploration
... – Aztecs were trying to be friendly; Cortes not after friendship – Cortes’ men took over the Aztec gold and silver – Named the new capitol, Mexico City ...
... – Aztecs were trying to be friendly; Cortes not after friendship – Cortes’ men took over the Aztec gold and silver – Named the new capitol, Mexico City ...
Chapter 3 Study Guide
... Marco Polo- Italian explorer who spent 24 years in Asia and later wrote a book about his experiences. Renaissance- The French word for “rebirth”, happened in Europe in the 1400s Asia- Europeans wanted the goods from this continent Gold, spices, and silk- Goods that Europeans wanted from Asia Prince ...
... Marco Polo- Italian explorer who spent 24 years in Asia and later wrote a book about his experiences. Renaissance- The French word for “rebirth”, happened in Europe in the 1400s Asia- Europeans wanted the goods from this continent Gold, spices, and silk- Goods that Europeans wanted from Asia Prince ...
Age of Exploration
... 991 -Æthelred II pays the first Danegeld ransom to stop Danish attacks on England. 995 -Olav I conquers Norway and proclaims it a Christian kingdom. 1000 -Christianity reaches Greenland and Iceland. 1000 -Leif Eriksson, son of Erik the Red, explores the coast of North America. 1000 -Olav I dies; Nor ...
... 991 -Æthelred II pays the first Danegeld ransom to stop Danish attacks on England. 995 -Olav I conquers Norway and proclaims it a Christian kingdom. 1000 -Christianity reaches Greenland and Iceland. 1000 -Leif Eriksson, son of Erik the Red, explores the coast of North America. 1000 -Olav I dies; Nor ...
File - Mr. O`Sullivan`s World of History
... • Pizarro offered to free Atahualpa if he filled one room with gold & one with silver. • Atahualpa kept his end of the bargain, but Pizarro killed him in 1533. ...
... • Pizarro offered to free Atahualpa if he filled one room with gold & one with silver. • Atahualpa kept his end of the bargain, but Pizarro killed him in 1533. ...
LSMS history jc new:Layout 1
... What were the results of the Portuguese voyages? 1. Portugal grew prosperous on trade from Africa, India and the Spice Islands. 2. The Portuguese empire included countries in Africa – Angola, Mozambique – and Asia. 3. The Portuguese language and culture and the Catholic religion spread to these coun ...
... What were the results of the Portuguese voyages? 1. Portugal grew prosperous on trade from Africa, India and the Spice Islands. 2. The Portuguese empire included countries in Africa – Angola, Mozambique – and Asia. 3. The Portuguese language and culture and the Catholic religion spread to these coun ...
Age of Exploration - Marion County Public Schools
... Realized his ships were blown around the tip Explored SE coast but crew was exhausted so they returned home ...
... Realized his ships were blown around the tip Explored SE coast but crew was exhausted so they returned home ...
Spanish Explorations
... Places – Be able to identify *England *France *Spain *Portugal *Italy Places – San Salvador Newfoundland Cathay Florida Mexico City New Spain St. Lawrence River Hudson Bay Technology The Printing Press Astrolabe Compass Chronometer Maps Lateen sail The Caravel ...
... Places – Be able to identify *England *France *Spain *Portugal *Italy Places – San Salvador Newfoundland Cathay Florida Mexico City New Spain St. Lawrence River Hudson Bay Technology The Printing Press Astrolabe Compass Chronometer Maps Lateen sail The Caravel ...
Exploration, Encounters and Empire
... motivated the Europeans to search for spices at their source Doesn’t add up chronologically – by the time the Ottomans conquered the Levant in the early 16th century, the Portuguese were already sailing regularly to Asia Turkish rule imposed order and reduced taxes – which would have facilitated rat ...
... motivated the Europeans to search for spices at their source Doesn’t add up chronologically – by the time the Ottomans conquered the Levant in the early 16th century, the Portuguese were already sailing regularly to Asia Turkish rule imposed order and reduced taxes – which would have facilitated rat ...
Age of Exploration Review Game
... 3. What was the name of the treaty that divided the world between Spain & Portugal? The Treaty of Tordasillas 4. Which two countries were most explorers trying to get to? India & China ...
... 3. What was the name of the treaty that divided the world between Spain & Portugal? The Treaty of Tordasillas 4. Which two countries were most explorers trying to get to? India & China ...
File
... that he had found a route to India when in fact he had found a route to the America’s) • In 1502, da Gama led 10 ships on another journey to India • Along the East coast of Africa, da Gama and his crew terrorized Muslim ports • Next, they moved to Calicut and killed 38 people in the trade ports • Af ...
... that he had found a route to India when in fact he had found a route to the America’s) • In 1502, da Gama led 10 ships on another journey to India • Along the East coast of Africa, da Gama and his crew terrorized Muslim ports • Next, they moved to Calicut and killed 38 people in the trade ports • Af ...
exp_age_of_exploration powerpoint
... (Columbus thought that he had found a route to India when in fact he had found a route to the America’s • In 1502, da Gama led 10 ships on another journey to India • Along the East coast of Africa, da Gama and his crew terrorized Muslim ports • Next, they moved to Calicut and killed 38 people in the ...
... (Columbus thought that he had found a route to India when in fact he had found a route to the America’s • In 1502, da Gama led 10 ships on another journey to India • Along the East coast of Africa, da Gama and his crew terrorized Muslim ports • Next, they moved to Calicut and killed 38 people in the ...
Henry as “The Navigator”
... (Columbus thought that he had found a route to India when in fact he had found a route to the America’s • In 1502, da Gama led 10 ships on another journey to India • Along the East coast of Africa, da Gama and his crew terrorized Muslim ports • Next, they moved to Calicut and killed 38 people in the ...
... (Columbus thought that he had found a route to India when in fact he had found a route to the America’s • In 1502, da Gama led 10 ships on another journey to India • Along the East coast of Africa, da Gama and his crew terrorized Muslim ports • Next, they moved to Calicut and killed 38 people in the ...
File
... e people of Europe had known for centuries that there were civilisations and enormous land masses to the east. Alexander the Great had conquered huge territories in Persia during the fourth century and the Roman Empire had spread into the Middle East. Contact with these eastern lands was broken ...
... e people of Europe had known for centuries that there were civilisations and enormous land masses to the east. Alexander the Great had conquered huge territories in Persia during the fourth century and the Roman Empire had spread into the Middle East. Contact with these eastern lands was broken ...
Section 2: Portuguese Exploration Part 1
... 2. How did the astrolabe improve exploration and sailing? ____________ ______________________________________________________ 3. Who made advances in shipbuilding? ________________________ 4. What advances were made to the ships? _____________________ ___________________________ What was the name of ...
... 2. How did the astrolabe improve exploration and sailing? ____________ ______________________________________________________ 3. Who made advances in shipbuilding? ________________________ 4. What advances were made to the ships? _____________________ ___________________________ What was the name of ...
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.