unit 1 - Oak Park Unified School District
... • effect on Jewish communities - Jews accused of killing Christian children, mobs attacked Jewish neighborhoods, Jews were prevented from owning land, forced out of most trades The Fourth Crusade - crusaders attacked Constantinople in 1204 (Venice's main trade rival) results: 1. seriously weakened t ...
... • effect on Jewish communities - Jews accused of killing Christian children, mobs attacked Jewish neighborhoods, Jews were prevented from owning land, forced out of most trades The Fourth Crusade - crusaders attacked Constantinople in 1204 (Venice's main trade rival) results: 1. seriously weakened t ...
The Voyages of Discovery and Conquest of the Americas, 1492
... time. As will shortly be discussed, Christopher Columbus argued that Cipango, or Japan, could be reached by sailing 2,500 nautical miles west of the Canary Islands. The results of his journey are well known, but not so the journey of Pedro Cabral who in 1500 set out on a voyage to India following Va ...
... time. As will shortly be discussed, Christopher Columbus argued that Cipango, or Japan, could be reached by sailing 2,500 nautical miles west of the Canary Islands. The results of his journey are well known, but not so the journey of Pedro Cabral who in 1500 set out on a voyage to India following Va ...
Western Civilization Since 1300 AP Edition
... problems of dynastic expansion and religious reform, others were taking voyages that propelled Europeans far beyond the medieval walls in which they had been enclosed for almost a thousand years. One of these adventurers was the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan. Convinced that he could find a ...
... problems of dynastic expansion and religious reform, others were taking voyages that propelled Europeans far beyond the medieval walls in which they had been enclosed for almost a thousand years. One of these adventurers was the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan. Convinced that he could find a ...
Context for Exploration (Motives and Innovations)
... 20 pts. Why did the native population of the New World decrease so significantly in the 16th century? Because European diseases wiped out large percentages of the population **Why didn’t Africa experience a similar pandemic after Portuguese colonization? Because some Africans had had exposure to the ...
... 20 pts. Why did the native population of the New World decrease so significantly in the 16th century? Because European diseases wiped out large percentages of the population **Why didn’t Africa experience a similar pandemic after Portuguese colonization? Because some Africans had had exposure to the ...
Context for Exploration (Motives and Innovations)
... 20 pts. Why did the native population of the New World decrease so significantly in the 16th century? Because European diseases wiped out large percentages of the population **Why didn’t Africa experience a similar pandemic after Portuguese colonization? Because some Africans had had exposure to the ...
... 20 pts. Why did the native population of the New World decrease so significantly in the 16th century? Because European diseases wiped out large percentages of the population **Why didn’t Africa experience a similar pandemic after Portuguese colonization? Because some Africans had had exposure to the ...
2 Europeans and Africans Reach the Americas
... fertile soils, magnificent harbors, and gold-filled rivers. When he landed, his report was quickly distributed throughout Europe Columbus’s report brought him financing between 1494 and 1504 for three much larger expeditions to explore the newfound lands. The second voyage, carrying more than 1,200 ...
... fertile soils, magnificent harbors, and gold-filled rivers. When he landed, his report was quickly distributed throughout Europe Columbus’s report brought him financing between 1494 and 1504 for three much larger expeditions to explore the newfound lands. The second voyage, carrying more than 1,200 ...
Explorers Along with Cause and Effects of the age of Explorations
... Who: Sailed for Spain (born in Italy) What: First to realize the “New World” was new continents not Asia When: 1497 to 1507 Where: Up and down North and South America Why Important: Discovered Amazon River, and told Europeans the ...
... Who: Sailed for Spain (born in Italy) What: First to realize the “New World” was new continents not Asia When: 1497 to 1507 Where: Up and down North and South America Why Important: Discovered Amazon River, and told Europeans the ...
The Age of Reason - Discovery Education Store
... The Organization of Knowledge: Encyclopedias As scientists began to use Newton's method and to fully grasp his other scientific insights, the flood of new knowledge they generated was so enormous that a few people dedicated most of their lives simply to collecting and organizing information. To this ...
... The Organization of Knowledge: Encyclopedias As scientists began to use Newton's method and to fully grasp his other scientific insights, the flood of new knowledge they generated was so enormous that a few people dedicated most of their lives simply to collecting and organizing information. To this ...
Slide 1
... of North America . Called it Vineland because he believed there were many grapes growing there. They were actually berries. Settlement of Vinland was located in present-day Newfoundland. Vikings did not stay long in Vinland and no one is sure why they left. ...
... of North America . Called it Vineland because he believed there were many grapes growing there. They were actually berries. Settlement of Vinland was located in present-day Newfoundland. Vikings did not stay long in Vinland and no one is sure why they left. ...
CH2 Exploration and Expansion - Mr. Williams Social Studies Class
... by the search for wealth. For years, Europeans had desired expensive luxury goods such as spices, silk, perfume, and jade from China and India. The flow of these goods to Europe was controlled by Italian merchants, who charged high prices for the rare goods. Many of the explorers who set out from Eu ...
... by the search for wealth. For years, Europeans had desired expensive luxury goods such as spices, silk, perfume, and jade from China and India. The flow of these goods to Europe was controlled by Italian merchants, who charged high prices for the rare goods. Many of the explorers who set out from Eu ...
Document
... • Died before goal accomplished; attempts to find such a route not abandoned • 1488, Bartolomeu Dias became first to sail around southern tip of Africa ...
... • Died before goal accomplished; attempts to find such a route not abandoned • 1488, Bartolomeu Dias became first to sail around southern tip of Africa ...
European Voyages of Exploration: Christopher Columbus and the
... colonization and Spanish imperial expansion. Spanish Conquistadors The term conquistador refers to Spanish explorers or warriors who led the expeditions into the New World during the Age of Discovery. Christopher Columbus represents one of the most well known conquistadors from this period; however, ...
... colonization and Spanish imperial expansion. Spanish Conquistadors The term conquistador refers to Spanish explorers or warriors who led the expeditions into the New World during the Age of Discovery. Christopher Columbus represents one of the most well known conquistadors from this period; however, ...
Chapter 1 –Age of Exploration Chapter 1
... He said he was inspired of God Queen Isabella made a promise to God to spread Christianity if He helped Spain get rid of the Moors (Muslims) She thought Columbus was Pious Extreme devotion to religion (religious person) ...
... He said he was inspired of God Queen Isabella made a promise to God to spread Christianity if He helped Spain get rid of the Moors (Muslims) She thought Columbus was Pious Extreme devotion to religion (religious person) ...
Teacher`s Guide - Discovery School Free Resources
... region for the purpose of forcing the native peoples out and settling in the area. Context: The conquistadors of Spain were famous for conquering New World empires and for taking as much gold as they could. Hernán Cortés Definition: A Spanish conquistador who defeated the Aztecs in 1521 Context: Her ...
... region for the purpose of forcing the native peoples out and settling in the area. Context: The conquistadors of Spain were famous for conquering New World empires and for taking as much gold as they could. Hernán Cortés Definition: A Spanish conquistador who defeated the Aztecs in 1521 Context: Her ...
Exploration and Settlement
... to lead an expedition sailing west across the Atlantic English called him John Cabot—His son Sebastian also joined him on the journy King Henry wanted to be able to compete with other European nations for land and wealth May 1497 Cabot and 18 other members sailed west much further north than Columbu ...
... to lead an expedition sailing west across the Atlantic English called him John Cabot—His son Sebastian also joined him on the journy King Henry wanted to be able to compete with other European nations for land and wealth May 1497 Cabot and 18 other members sailed west much further north than Columbu ...
Slide 1
... What explains cultural differences among Native American groups before European conquest? ...
... What explains cultural differences among Native American groups before European conquest? ...
Ch 2
... explore the Pacific Ocean. He crossed the Atlantic and sailed down the east coast of South America. At the tip of South America, known as Cape Horn, he discovered a strait that led to the Pacific. It is now called the Strait of Magellan. He sailed west to the Philippine Islands, where he was killed ...
... explore the Pacific Ocean. He crossed the Atlantic and sailed down the east coast of South America. At the tip of South America, known as Cape Horn, he discovered a strait that led to the Pacific. It is now called the Strait of Magellan. He sailed west to the Philippine Islands, where he was killed ...
Expansion in SE Asia
... TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. ...
... TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. ...
The End of the Old World and the Beginning of the New
... in numbers that drastically changed the composition of society. This is not to say, however, that no Europeans travelled; merchants and missionaries were among those who did, and sometimes even peasants moved from their lands. The areas of southern Europe and North Africa were in frequent contact, a ...
... in numbers that drastically changed the composition of society. This is not to say, however, that no Europeans travelled; merchants and missionaries were among those who did, and sometimes even peasants moved from their lands. The areas of southern Europe and North Africa were in frequent contact, a ...
Exploration and Expansion Section 1
... • Sailed west; sighted, claimed land that became known as Brazil • Portugal established trading centers; became rich, powerful European nation ...
... • Sailed west; sighted, claimed land that became known as Brazil • Portugal established trading centers; became rich, powerful European nation ...
FRAME THE LESSON Resources/Materials
... What can you infer about Portuguese sailors based on the improvements they made to shipbuilding? What was a likely consequence of so many Portuguese improvements to shipbuilding and sea travel? What three aspects of the caravel made it an excellent ship for transporting goods from far away? ...
... What can you infer about Portuguese sailors based on the improvements they made to shipbuilding? What was a likely consequence of so many Portuguese improvements to shipbuilding and sea travel? What three aspects of the caravel made it an excellent ship for transporting goods from far away? ...
Spanish Exploration - ola7thgrade / 7th Grade Wiki
... discovery of both easterly & westerly routes to Asia circumnavigation of the globe disproving of traditional myths about the earth opening of the world for further exploration, colonization and conquest ...
... discovery of both easterly & westerly routes to Asia circumnavigation of the globe disproving of traditional myths about the earth opening of the world for further exploration, colonization and conquest ...
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.