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... Portuguese, sponsored by Prince Henry, soon discovered a new source of gold from the African continent. • The southern coast of West Africa soon became known as the Gold Coast to Europeans. ...
... Portuguese, sponsored by Prince Henry, soon discovered a new source of gold from the African continent. • The southern coast of West Africa soon became known as the Gold Coast to Europeans. ...
Age of Exploration
... slave trade, manufactured items imported from Europe – New crops (sweet potatoes, corn, tomatoes, cocoa) ...
... slave trade, manufactured items imported from Europe – New crops (sweet potatoes, corn, tomatoes, cocoa) ...
Europeans Explore the East
... Spain and Portugal argued over which nation had the rights to the land in the New World ...
... Spain and Portugal argued over which nation had the rights to the land in the New World ...
Chapter 15, Part I (p - Church History
... a. The school developed an efficient sail ship (the caravel) which allowed pilots to sail against the wind and through high waves b. Also participated in the innovation of the compass and astrolabe, which allowed pilots to navigate and plot courses on the open sea 3. The result of all this innovati ...
... a. The school developed an efficient sail ship (the caravel) which allowed pilots to sail against the wind and through high waves b. Also participated in the innovation of the compass and astrolabe, which allowed pilots to navigate and plot courses on the open sea 3. The result of all this innovati ...
Read and Respond: Age of 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 ...
The Age of Discovery
... Born in Genoa, Italy in 1451 (location and date uncertain) Merchant seaman on Mediterranean & Atlantic coast ...
... Born in Genoa, Italy in 1451 (location and date uncertain) Merchant seaman on Mediterranean & Atlantic coast ...
Middle Ages
... Portuguese Exploration • Established themselves as the leaders in seafaring technology • Prince Henry the Navigator – established an academy for exploration ...
... Portuguese Exploration • Established themselves as the leaders in seafaring technology • Prince Henry the Navigator – established an academy for exploration ...
age_of_exploration_part_i
... Portugal and Spain Portugal led the way in exploration -Prince Henry the Navigator encouraged ...
... Portugal and Spain Portugal led the way in exploration -Prince Henry the Navigator encouraged ...
Chapter 13 THE AGE OF EXPLORATION
... The Portuguese Trading Empire • In 1420, Prince Henry the Navigator, sponsored fleets that began to explore the coast of western Africa and found gold. Became known as the Gold Coast. • 1488, Bartholomeau Dias rounded the tip of Africa called Cape Good Hope on his way to India to get a cargo of spi ...
... The Portuguese Trading Empire • In 1420, Prince Henry the Navigator, sponsored fleets that began to explore the coast of western Africa and found gold. Became known as the Gold Coast. • 1488, Bartholomeau Dias rounded the tip of Africa called Cape Good Hope on his way to India to get a cargo of spi ...
Chapter 14
... Administration of the Spanish Empire Encomienda – natives = subjects of Castile (taxed and put to work) to be protected, paid and spiritually supervised – instead they were exploited and abused • Anton Montecino and Bartholome las Casas decry abuse • Encomienda abolished in 1542!! ...
... Administration of the Spanish Empire Encomienda – natives = subjects of Castile (taxed and put to work) to be protected, paid and spiritually supervised – instead they were exploited and abused • Anton Montecino and Bartholome las Casas decry abuse • Encomienda abolished in 1542!! ...
3. Portugese and Spanish Explorers
... The leaders of Portugal realized early that national wealth relied upon trading and that trading relied upon mastery of the seas. By 1550 Portugal, with the support and backing of its monarchs had already established trading posts and colonies in Africa, India, Brazil and Southeast Asia. Portugal’s ...
... The leaders of Portugal realized early that national wealth relied upon trading and that trading relied upon mastery of the seas. By 1550 Portugal, with the support and backing of its monarchs had already established trading posts and colonies in Africa, India, Brazil and Southeast Asia. Portugal’s ...
Age of Early European Explorations & Conquests
... • Dreamed of an all ocean trading route to Asia • Rejected by Portugal (da Gama had just returned from India) & Spain until 1492 • Ferdinand & Isabella finances his voyage ...
... • Dreamed of an all ocean trading route to Asia • Rejected by Portugal (da Gama had just returned from India) & Spain until 1492 • Ferdinand & Isabella finances his voyage ...
The Maritime Revolution, Chapter 15
... • They continued to pursue these peaceful alliances with Muslim traders. • They were able to make good $ from this trading system. – In other words, they had no reason to look for more desirous routes to India. They already had them!! ...
... • They continued to pursue these peaceful alliances with Muslim traders. • They were able to make good $ from this trading system. – In other words, they had no reason to look for more desirous routes to India. They already had them!! ...
An Age of Exploration and Isolation 1400-1800
... • Portugal is the first European nation to trade along Western coast of Africa • Traded in gold, ivory, slaves • Believed to reach Asia by sea, must sail around tip of Africa • Bartolomeu Dias sails around Cape of Good Hope ...
... • Portugal is the first European nation to trade along Western coast of Africa • Traded in gold, ivory, slaves • Believed to reach Asia by sea, must sail around tip of Africa • Bartolomeu Dias sails around Cape of Good Hope ...
Exploration
... • Christopher Columbus landed in the Americas when he was actually trying to reach the more distant land of – A. Italy. – B. India. – C. Africa. – D. Constantinople. ...
... • Christopher Columbus landed in the Americas when he was actually trying to reach the more distant land of – A. Italy. – B. India. – C. Africa. – D. Constantinople. ...
The Renaissance - Cherokee County Schools
... Dutch have more ships (20,000) than any other nation in 1600 Dutch and English weaken Portuguese control of Asian trade ...
... Dutch have more ships (20,000) than any other nation in 1600 Dutch and English weaken Portuguese control of Asian trade ...
Early European Explorations
... Christopher Columbus’s discovery of the Caribbean allows Spain to being growing sugar Spain also sent “conquistadors” to create colonies in the Americas Aztecs – conquered in 1519 Incas – conquered in 1532 Mostly, diseases like smallpox helped the small, weak government of Spain conquer th ...
... Christopher Columbus’s discovery of the Caribbean allows Spain to being growing sugar Spain also sent “conquistadors” to create colonies in the Americas Aztecs – conquered in 1519 Incas – conquered in 1532 Mostly, diseases like smallpox helped the small, weak government of Spain conquer th ...
Chapters 19/20 TEST REVIEW - DO NOT WRITE
... 21.Trade in the Indian Ocean area was eventually dominated by the East India Company from the Netherlands. 22.Columbus’ initial voyage landed ashore in Florida. ...
... 21.Trade in the Indian Ocean area was eventually dominated by the East India Company from the Netherlands. 22.Columbus’ initial voyage landed ashore in Florida. ...
Unit4Page25 - DakotaMLHSportfolio
... What were some immediate and some long terms causes of Columbus’s voyage? ...
... What were some immediate and some long terms causes of Columbus’s voyage? ...
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.