The Age of Exploration Study Guide
... 3. In the 1400s, what Portuguese leader provided leadership for exploration? Prince Henry the Navigator 4. Where was the place of El Dorado found, and who found it? southern tip of Africa; Bartolomeu Dias 5. The important route to the Indian Ocean was found by whom? Bartolomeu Dias 6. Who explore ...
... 3. In the 1400s, what Portuguese leader provided leadership for exploration? Prince Henry the Navigator 4. Where was the place of El Dorado found, and who found it? southern tip of Africa; Bartolomeu Dias 5. The important route to the Indian Ocean was found by whom? Bartolomeu Dias 6. Who explore ...
The Age of Exploration
... expansion and long voyages. Technology was acquired from the Arabs Portolani were charts that closely resembled the distances and positions of coastlines. Cartography art/science of mapmaking, had been successful in creating fairly accurate maps. Compass lead to direction ...
... expansion and long voyages. Technology was acquired from the Arabs Portolani were charts that closely resembled the distances and positions of coastlines. Cartography art/science of mapmaking, had been successful in creating fairly accurate maps. Compass lead to direction ...
19_1 pg25 - KaterinaCLHSportfolio
... How did the European battles for Indian Ocean trade affect the peoples of Asia before the nineteenth century? ...
... How did the European battles for Indian Ocean trade affect the peoples of Asia before the nineteenth century? ...
So, How Did “White” Guys Get Here?
... around the tip of Africa. (1488) Vasco de Gama – Portuguese man who was the 1st to sail from Europe around Africa and on to India. He made so much money from this trip that others all over Europe quickly began to travel the sea. ...
... around the tip of Africa. (1488) Vasco de Gama – Portuguese man who was the 1st to sail from Europe around Africa and on to India. He made so much money from this trip that others all over Europe quickly began to travel the sea. ...
Empire Building
... East to Europe went through 2 Italian cities (Venice & Genoa) -Italian merchants marked up the prices on the goods & sold them throughout Europe ...
... East to Europe went through 2 Italian cities (Venice & Genoa) -Italian merchants marked up the prices on the goods & sold them throughout Europe ...
NAME - SamanthaCLHSPortfolio
... What were some immediate and some long terms causes of Columbus’s voyage? Immediate: tensions between Spain and Portugal. Long term: Opens Americas for exploration and colonization ...
... What were some immediate and some long terms causes of Columbus’s voyage? Immediate: tensions between Spain and Portugal. Long term: Opens Americas for exploration and colonization ...
Age of Exploration
... India. An Arab explorer helped da Gama navigate the Indian Ocean after leaving the East Coast of Africa. He reached India in 1498 – he was the first. ...
... India. An Arab explorer helped da Gama navigate the Indian Ocean after leaving the East Coast of Africa. He reached India in 1498 – he was the first. ...
Chapter 13
... sailing West instead of East around Africa Oct 1492 he reached the Americas and explored the coastline of Cuba and the island of Hispaniola (Hati/ DR) Columbus believed he reached Asia but in his four voyages, he reached all major Caribbean islands and Honduras ...
... sailing West instead of East around Africa Oct 1492 he reached the Americas and explored the coastline of Cuba and the island of Hispaniola (Hati/ DR) Columbus believed he reached Asia but in his four voyages, he reached all major Caribbean islands and Honduras ...
European Exploration and Colonization
... Europe went through 2 Italian cities :Venice and Genoa • Italian merchants marked up prices on goods and sold them throughout Europe • Other European countries resented the huge profits made by the Italians and began to look for other trade routes to the East… ...
... Europe went through 2 Italian cities :Venice and Genoa • Italian merchants marked up prices on goods and sold them throughout Europe • Other European countries resented the huge profits made by the Italians and began to look for other trade routes to the East… ...
Discovery and Expansion
... 2. Crusades-failed European attempt to control other peoples; expanded European technological knowledge 3. Political centralization in Spain, France, and England allowed these countries to push outward ...
... 2. Crusades-failed European attempt to control other peoples; expanded European technological knowledge 3. Political centralization in Spain, France, and England allowed these countries to push outward ...
The Beginnings of our Global Age
... Prince Henry – Portuguese prince who sponsored technology and map making to send Portuguese mariners around Africa and to Asia ...
... Prince Henry – Portuguese prince who sponsored technology and map making to send Portuguese mariners around Africa and to Asia ...
File
... Prince Henry never went on any voyages even though he was known as Prince Henry “the _______________”. Dias and da Gama Portugal set up a ________________ post off the coast of West ____________in 1448. They forced Africans into _______________ and sold them in Europe. Slavery: _____________ ...
... Prince Henry never went on any voyages even though he was known as Prince Henry “the _______________”. Dias and da Gama Portugal set up a ________________ post off the coast of West ____________in 1448. They forced Africans into _______________ and sold them in Europe. Slavery: _____________ ...
File - Mr. Cass`s Classes
... – Conquered Muslims and experienced Asia’s culture • Bartolomeu Dias reaches tip of southern Africa (1488) • Vasco de Gama reaches Calicut, India – 28,000 miles ...
... – Conquered Muslims and experienced Asia’s culture • Bartolomeu Dias reaches tip of southern Africa (1488) • Vasco de Gama reaches Calicut, India – 28,000 miles ...
myth 2.2 “The Search for New Trade Routes”
... - Continued Portuguese Exploration -Explore west Africa, est. ports • Est. trade w/ local rulers – For gold, ivory, slaves broke up families, began ...
... - Continued Portuguese Exploration -Explore west Africa, est. ports • Est. trade w/ local rulers – For gold, ivory, slaves broke up families, began ...
Transoceanic Encounters and Global Connections
... Nutmeg and Mace from the Spice Islands (the Maluku Islands or Moluccas in what is now Indonesia.) ...
... Nutmeg and Mace from the Spice Islands (the Maluku Islands or Moluccas in what is now Indonesia.) ...
NAME: Leah Baratz Europeans Explore the East 1. What
... Long Term: opens Americas for exploration and colonization ...
... Long Term: opens Americas for exploration and colonization ...
Europe Expands (To be completed using Pearson book)
... Describe the ships Small, triangular-sailed oceangoing ships. 4 interesting facts about Prince Henry the Navigator 1. Portuguese Prince. 2. Paid for voyages to Asia. 3. Funded advancements in ship design. 4. Funded a special school to train sailors in navigation. What area of the world did Portugue ...
... Describe the ships Small, triangular-sailed oceangoing ships. 4 interesting facts about Prince Henry the Navigator 1. Portuguese Prince. 2. Paid for voyages to Asia. 3. Funded advancements in ship design. 4. Funded a special school to train sailors in navigation. What area of the world did Portugue ...
GC Unit 6
... Bartholomeu Dias: Southern most tip of Africa (1488) Vasco da Gama: First to reach India; established trading in India (1498) ...
... Bartholomeu Dias: Southern most tip of Africa (1488) Vasco da Gama: First to reach India; established trading in India (1498) ...
Age of Exploration Quiz and Study Guide
... 2. Why did the explorers travel by sea, rather than land, to reach Asia? A. Living on a boat was an easier way of life than traveling by land. ...
... 2. Why did the explorers travel by sea, rather than land, to reach Asia? A. Living on a boat was an easier way of life than traveling by land. ...
unit 4 page 25
... What was the Treaty of Tordesillas and what is the most important result of this agreement? - AGREEMENT THAT EVERYTHING WEST OF THE LINE OF DEMARCATION ( APPROX 60W LONGITUDE ) IS SPAIN’S AND EAST OF THE LINE DEMARCATION IS PORTUGAL’S ...
... What was the Treaty of Tordesillas and what is the most important result of this agreement? - AGREEMENT THAT EVERYTHING WEST OF THE LINE OF DEMARCATION ( APPROX 60W LONGITUDE ) IS SPAIN’S AND EAST OF THE LINE DEMARCATION IS PORTUGAL’S ...
explor3key
... 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 ...
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.