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... Circumnavigate To circumnavigate a place, such as an island, a continent, or the Earth, is to travel all the way around it by boat or ship. Armada ...
... Circumnavigate To circumnavigate a place, such as an island, a continent, or the Earth, is to travel all the way around it by boat or ship. Armada ...
File - MR. PIGNATARO`S SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS
... He did not know he had reached the Americas instead. Today, the Caribbean islands are also known as the West Indies. Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand were so pleased they agreed to sponsor his future voyages. Columbus made three more voyages, claiming new lands for Spain and establishing settlement ...
... He did not know he had reached the Americas instead. Today, the Caribbean islands are also known as the West Indies. Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand were so pleased they agreed to sponsor his future voyages. Columbus made three more voyages, claiming new lands for Spain and establishing settlement ...
2ImpactoftheAgeofExploration PPT
... abuse, but countless numbers died from overwork and European diseases. ■ The colonization of Brazil also had an impact on Africa. As the native population decreased, the Portuguese needed more laborers. Starting in the mid 1500s, for over 300 years, they brought millions of enslaved West Africans to ...
... abuse, but countless numbers died from overwork and European diseases. ■ The colonization of Brazil also had an impact on Africa. As the native population decreased, the Portuguese needed more laborers. Starting in the mid 1500s, for over 300 years, they brought millions of enslaved West Africans to ...
File - Mrs. G`s History Class
... Want to find a North West Passage to Pacific Ocean • Shorter route to Asia= more profitable • Never find route • Establish colonies in N. America instead ...
... Want to find a North West Passage to Pacific Ocean • Shorter route to Asia= more profitable • Never find route • Establish colonies in N. America instead ...
Age of Exploration
... JAMES COOK: English explorer and first European to make contact with Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii Netherlands allowed private companies to fund exploration Dutch had colonies in America and Africa, but the Dutch East India Company dominated trade in Asia DUTCH EAST INDIA COMPANY: trading co ...
... JAMES COOK: English explorer and first European to make contact with Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii Netherlands allowed private companies to fund exploration Dutch had colonies in America and Africa, but the Dutch East India Company dominated trade in Asia DUTCH EAST INDIA COMPANY: trading co ...
Age of Exploration - 6th Grade Social Studies
... Islands of Asia and India. When he went to the king of Portugal to present his plan, but it was rejected. Queen Isabella of Spain admired young and brave men like Columbus and so she gave him three ships—the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria—and a crew of 90 men. Columbus left Spain on August 3, 1 ...
... Islands of Asia and India. When he went to the king of Portugal to present his plan, but it was rejected. Queen Isabella of Spain admired young and brave men like Columbus and so she gave him three ships—the Nina, the Pinta and the Santa Maria—and a crew of 90 men. Columbus left Spain on August 3, 1 ...
Age of European Exploration and Colonization
... Prince Henry the Navigator -Set up a school for navigators at Sagres in 1419 -Helped Portugal take the lead in overseas exploration ...
... Prince Henry the Navigator -Set up a school for navigators at Sagres in 1419 -Helped Portugal take the lead in overseas exploration ...
Timeline of Colonization
... South America (mostly Brazil), but also some failed attempts to colonize North America in present day Canada. Pedro Cabral’s fleet was one of the largest fleets that had ever sailed the Atlantic. It set sail for India in 1500 on what turned out to be the longest voyage in history up to that time, an ...
... South America (mostly Brazil), but also some failed attempts to colonize North America in present day Canada. Pedro Cabral’s fleet was one of the largest fleets that had ever sailed the Atlantic. It set sail for India in 1500 on what turned out to be the longest voyage in history up to that time, an ...
Transoceanic Encounters and Global Connections
... open oceans where they developed new knowledge of wind patterns. ...
... open oceans where they developed new knowledge of wind patterns. ...
Exploring the Americas
... (Do not memorize the exact definition of these words! Understand their meanings!) Renaissance astrolabe ...
... (Do not memorize the exact definition of these words! Understand their meanings!) Renaissance astrolabe ...
From the 1400s to the 1700s, Europe experienced an “Age of
... 3.) He wanted to discover new territories, find a quick trade route to Asia, & expand Portugal’s power 4.) Prince Henry’s navigation school & willingness to fund voyages led the Portuguese to be the 1st to explore the west coast of Africa 5.) Vasco da Gama was the 1st explorer to find a direct trad ...
... 3.) He wanted to discover new territories, find a quick trade route to Asia, & expand Portugal’s power 4.) Prince Henry’s navigation school & willingness to fund voyages led the Portuguese to be the 1st to explore the west coast of Africa 5.) Vasco da Gama was the 1st explorer to find a direct trad ...
explorers
... • Europeans created new trade routes to bring products from Europe to India, China, & the Spice Islands. • Trade routes became VERY important. Controlling markets was extremely competitive since it could be very profitable. • This greatly contributed to the expansion of the empires of Portugal, Spai ...
... • Europeans created new trade routes to bring products from Europe to India, China, & the Spice Islands. • Trade routes became VERY important. Controlling markets was extremely competitive since it could be very profitable. • This greatly contributed to the expansion of the empires of Portugal, Spai ...
European Exploration
... Portuguese Maritime Empire a. Prince Henry, “the Navigator” i. Established . . . ii. Trained sailors, captains in . . . iii. Developed ___________________________ iv. Encouraged, sponsored ... b. Portuguese in Africa and Asia i. Explored _______________ _______________ of _________________ ii. Barto ...
... Portuguese Maritime Empire a. Prince Henry, “the Navigator” i. Established . . . ii. Trained sailors, captains in . . . iii. Developed ___________________________ iv. Encouraged, sponsored ... b. Portuguese in Africa and Asia i. Explored _______________ _______________ of _________________ ii. Barto ...
Founding of the Americas
... • Caravel- allows Europeans to return home after sailing south along the coast of Africa • Could now sub-Saharan Africa could be “discovered”- gold ...
... • Caravel- allows Europeans to return home after sailing south along the coast of Africa • Could now sub-Saharan Africa could be “discovered”- gold ...
Chapter 16: The World Economy - World History with Mrs. Roser
... expeditions along the coast of Africa 1498: Vasco de Gama reached India, sailed around the Cape of Good Hope De Gama’s success led to other expeditions: Brazil, Mozambique, Indonesia, Japan Portugal claims parts of African coast and parts of Brazil, India ...
... expeditions along the coast of Africa 1498: Vasco de Gama reached India, sailed around the Cape of Good Hope De Gama’s success led to other expeditions: Brazil, Mozambique, Indonesia, Japan Portugal claims parts of African coast and parts of Brazil, India ...
Unit 4 Study guide- Age of Exploration
... Possible short answer Explain how the spice trade worked before the Age of Exploration and how this system of trade helped spark exploration. Be able to explain the trading policy of China, Korea or Japan. Explain the impact of the Crusades had on the Age of Exploration. Explain the major motivation ...
... Possible short answer Explain how the spice trade worked before the Age of Exploration and how this system of trade helped spark exploration. Be able to explain the trading policy of China, Korea or Japan. Explain the impact of the Crusades had on the Age of Exploration. Explain the major motivation ...
Chapter 4 - Lesson 1 Guided Reading Activity The Age of Exploration
... 6. Spanish weapons, the use of native peoples as allies, and European diseases helped Cortés and his soldiers defeat the Aztec. ...
... 6. Spanish weapons, the use of native peoples as allies, and European diseases helped Cortés and his soldiers defeat the Aztec. ...
The Age of Exploration Chapter 33 (pgs. 375
... to make landfall in the Caribbean Islands? For which country did he sail? ...
... to make landfall in the Caribbean Islands? For which country did he sail? ...
Ch 23: Transoceanic Encounters and Global Connections Questions
... they started with several islands in the Atlantic where they wanted to plant sugar. But even better would be new trade routes to Asia. The land routes were not as good once the Mongol Empires collapsed because they weren’t safe and disease spread along them. The ocean routes went across the Indian O ...
... they started with several islands in the Atlantic where they wanted to plant sugar. But even better would be new trade routes to Asia. The land routes were not as good once the Mongol Empires collapsed because they weren’t safe and disease spread along them. The ocean routes went across the Indian O ...
Europe Begins to Explore the Earth - fchs
... Africa, and, although it took decades to complete, the Portuguese were on their way to dominating trade in the Atlantic World. ...
... Africa, and, although it took decades to complete, the Portuguese were on their way to dominating trade in the Atlantic World. ...
Europe Begins to Explore PowerPoint Review - fchs
... Africa, and, although it took decades to complete, the Portuguese were on their way to dominating trade in the Atlantic World. ...
... Africa, and, although it took decades to complete, the Portuguese were on their way to dominating trade in the Atlantic World. ...
Why did europeans cross the seas?
... Why did Europeans cross the seas? As Europe’s population recovered from the Black Death, the demand for trade goods grew. Europeans wanted spices. European merchants wanted to gain direct access to the riches of Asia. Some voyagers still wanted to crusade against the Muslims. Others were inspired by ...
... Why did Europeans cross the seas? As Europe’s population recovered from the Black Death, the demand for trade goods grew. Europeans wanted spices. European merchants wanted to gain direct access to the riches of Asia. Some voyagers still wanted to crusade against the Muslims. Others were inspired by ...
I can define key vocabulary and important people that are used in
... to send a group of settlers of a nation to establish political control over the land and the indigenous (native) people of that area This Portuguese sailor sailed around Africa and finally reached India in 1498. This was the Spanish conquistador who took over the Incan civilization by first imprison ...
... to send a group of settlers of a nation to establish political control over the land and the indigenous (native) people of that area This Portuguese sailor sailed around Africa and finally reached India in 1498. This was the Spanish conquistador who took over the Incan civilization by first imprison ...
SS6H6 The student will analyze the impact of European exploration
... Portugal established the earliest of the modern European colonial empires. The Portuguese empire lasted for centuries. It started with Prince Henry, the son of the king of Portugal. Henry sent Portuguese ships down the west coast of Africa. He wanted to find a route around the continent to India and ...
... Portugal established the earliest of the modern European colonial empires. The Portuguese empire lasted for centuries. It started with Prince Henry, the son of the king of Portugal. Henry sent Portuguese ships down the west coast of Africa. He wanted to find a route around the continent to India and ...
Portuguese discoveries
Portuguese discoveries (Portuguese: Descobrimentos portugueses) are the numerous territories and maritime routes discovered by the Portuguese as a result of their intensive maritime exploration during the 15th and 16th centuries. Portuguese sailors were at the vanguard of European overseas exploration, discovering and mapping the coasts of Africa, Canada, Asia and Brazil, in what became known as the Age of Discovery. Methodical expeditions started in 1419 along West Africa's coast under the sponsorship of prince Henry the Navigator, with Bartolomeu Dias reaching the Cape of Good Hope and entering the Indian Ocean in 1488. Ten years later, Vasco da Gama led the first fleet around Africa to India, arriving in Calicut and starting a maritime route from Portugal to India. Soon, after reaching Brazil, explorations proceed to southeast Asia, having reached Japan in 1542.