EXPLORERS` CHART
... Treaty of Tordesilla Reached America; established colony on Haiti Found colony on Haiti destroyed; started 1st permanent European colony – Dominican Republic; explored/claimed Gaudeloupe, Jamaica, Puerto Rico Reached Trinidad & mainland of S. A. (Venezuela) Reached Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica an ...
... Treaty of Tordesilla Reached America; established colony on Haiti Found colony on Haiti destroyed; started 1st permanent European colony – Dominican Republic; explored/claimed Gaudeloupe, Jamaica, Puerto Rico Reached Trinidad & mainland of S. A. (Venezuela) Reached Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica an ...
Trade and Conflict in Early Modern Asia
... Prince Henry of Portugal: (1394 – 1460), Conquered the Moroccan port of Ceuta and voyages down west African coast; 1488 – Bartolomeu Dias rounded Cape of Good Hope and to Indian ocean – stopped by storms Vasco da Gama: Travel to India and goods he took there made little profit, but the goods he brou ...
... Prince Henry of Portugal: (1394 – 1460), Conquered the Moroccan port of Ceuta and voyages down west African coast; 1488 – Bartolomeu Dias rounded Cape of Good Hope and to Indian ocean – stopped by storms Vasco da Gama: Travel to India and goods he took there made little profit, but the goods he brou ...
Age of Exploration (1450 - 1750) “God, gold and glory”
... b.location – Portugal was well situated to explore based on routes available to explore. ...
... b.location – Portugal was well situated to explore based on routes available to explore. ...
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... There were 3 notable Explorers that led the way for Portugal: Prince Henry the Navigator (son of the king of Portugal) started it all when wanted to find a trade route around Africa to India and China. Bartolomeu Dias: Reached the southern tip of Africa and discovered the Cape of Good Hope an ...
... There were 3 notable Explorers that led the way for Portugal: Prince Henry the Navigator (son of the king of Portugal) started it all when wanted to find a trade route around Africa to India and China. Bartolomeu Dias: Reached the southern tip of Africa and discovered the Cape of Good Hope an ...
Portuguese Exploration
... people under Church control and protected them from being enslaved by Portuguese colonists. Important among the Jesuits were Manuel da Nóbrega and José de Anchieta Llarena, who helped found Brazil’s main cities, and Antonio Ruiz de Montoya in Paraguay. ...
... people under Church control and protected them from being enslaved by Portuguese colonists. Important among the Jesuits were Manuel da Nóbrega and José de Anchieta Llarena, who helped found Brazil’s main cities, and Antonio Ruiz de Montoya in Paraguay. ...
3.1 Notes - Central CUSD 4
... Spain sent Italian Christopher Columbus on a voyage westward in the hope that the growing belief that the world was round was true, and that they could find a rout that was even more direct than the one the Portuguese had found. ...
... Spain sent Italian Christopher Columbus on a voyage westward in the hope that the growing belief that the world was round was true, and that they could find a rout that was even more direct than the one the Portuguese had found. ...
Age of Exploration
... give light to those who were in darkness and to grow rich as all men desire to do.” ~Bartolomeu Dias ...
... give light to those who were in darkness and to grow rich as all men desire to do.” ~Bartolomeu Dias ...
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... Columbus "discovered" (for the Europeans) many of the Caribbean Islands, South America and ...
... Columbus "discovered" (for the Europeans) many of the Caribbean Islands, South America and ...
Narrator A
... Narrator E: The leader in developing and applying the new sailing innovations was Portugal. Located on the Atlantic Ocean at the southwest corner of Europe, Portugal was the first European country to establish trading outposts along the west coast of Africa. Eventually, Portuguese explorers pushed ...
... Narrator E: The leader in developing and applying the new sailing innovations was Portugal. Located on the Atlantic Ocean at the southwest corner of Europe, Portugal was the first European country to establish trading outposts along the west coast of Africa. Eventually, Portuguese explorers pushed ...
The Maritime Revolution, to 1550 I. Global Maritime Expansion
... iv. Voyages initially financed by income from properties held by Prince Henry’s Order of Christ. 1440s, voyages began to produce a financial return (1st from slave trade, then from gold). v. Beginning in 1469, exploration sped up as private commercial enterprises got involved. Lisbon merchant Fernao ...
... iv. Voyages initially financed by income from properties held by Prince Henry’s Order of Christ. 1440s, voyages began to produce a financial return (1st from slave trade, then from gold). v. Beginning in 1469, exploration sped up as private commercial enterprises got involved. Lisbon merchant Fernao ...
I. Global Maritime Expansion Before 1450
... 1. The Portuguese gained more knowledge of the sources of gold and slaves south of the Sahara when their forces, led by Prince Henry, captured the North African caravan city of Ceuta. Prince Henry (“the Navigator”) then sponsored a research and navigation institute at Sagres to collect information a ...
... 1. The Portuguese gained more knowledge of the sources of gold and slaves south of the Sahara when their forces, led by Prince Henry, captured the North African caravan city of Ceuta. Prince Henry (“the Navigator”) then sponsored a research and navigation institute at Sagres to collect information a ...
The Age of Exploration
... Trade European trade with Asia was controlled by Italian and Muslim merchants. Spain & Portugal wanted directed access because they wanted goods to be less expensive ...
... Trade European trade with Asia was controlled by Italian and Muslim merchants. Spain & Portugal wanted directed access because they wanted goods to be less expensive ...
Chapter 15 notes
... B. Portuguese Voyages 1. The Portuguese gained more knowledge of the sources of gold and slaves south of the Sahara when their forces, led by Prince Henry, captured the North African caravan city of Ceuta. Prince Henry (“the Navigator”) then sponsored a research and navigation institute at Sagres to ...
... B. Portuguese Voyages 1. The Portuguese gained more knowledge of the sources of gold and slaves south of the Sahara when their forces, led by Prince Henry, captured the North African caravan city of Ceuta. Prince Henry (“the Navigator”) then sponsored a research and navigation institute at Sagres to ...
Lesson 2 Trade Routes and Explorers Portuguese Explorers
... i. Sent expeditions to explore the west coast of Africa ii. Wanted to establish colonies iii. Break Muslin control on trade iv. Called Henry the Navigator e. Bartolomeu Dias i. 1488 sailed around the Cape of Good Hope 1. Southern tip of Africa f. Vasco da Gama i. 1497 sailed around Cape of Good Hope ...
... i. Sent expeditions to explore the west coast of Africa ii. Wanted to establish colonies iii. Break Muslin control on trade iv. Called Henry the Navigator e. Bartolomeu Dias i. 1488 sailed around the Cape of Good Hope 1. Southern tip of Africa f. Vasco da Gama i. 1497 sailed around Cape of Good Hope ...
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... b.location – Portugal was well situated to explore based on routes available to explore. ...
... b.location – Portugal was well situated to explore based on routes available to explore. ...
The Caravel - 8-Dopheide US History
... Cape of Good Hope. Dias wanted to continue his voyage, but his men did not. Since supplies were very low, Dias decided to call off the voyage and return to Portugal. Later, King Manuel of Portugal sent another explorer, Vasco da Gama, on an expedition around the Cape of Good Hope. Da Gama left Lisbo ...
... Cape of Good Hope. Dias wanted to continue his voyage, but his men did not. Since supplies were very low, Dias decided to call off the voyage and return to Portugal. Later, King Manuel of Portugal sent another explorer, Vasco da Gama, on an expedition around the Cape of Good Hope. Da Gama left Lisbo ...
World History Lecture Chapter 15 The First Global Age
... This ship combined the square sails of European vessels with the lateen (triangular) sails of their Arab counterparts. The new rigging made it easier to sail across and into the wind. Portugal’s Voyages to the East By the 1400s, Portugal had expanded into Muslim North Africa. Henry the Navigator sen ...
... This ship combined the square sails of European vessels with the lateen (triangular) sails of their Arab counterparts. The new rigging made it easier to sail across and into the wind. Portugal’s Voyages to the East By the 1400s, Portugal had expanded into Muslim North Africa. Henry the Navigator sen ...
Ch.3 Exploration
... Storm battered them for days and pushed them to East coast His crew was exhausted an low on supplies so he turned around and headed home ...
... Storm battered them for days and pushed them to East coast His crew was exhausted an low on supplies so he turned around and headed home ...
Unit II Review The Age of Exploration Terms The Three G`s
... Portuguese Explorers 1. Prince Henry the Navigator 2. Bartolomeu Dias 3. Vasco de Gama 4. Pedro Cabral Spanish Explorers 1. Christopher Columbus 2. Amerigo Vespucci 3. Ferdinand Magellan Conquistadors 1. Hernan Cortes 2. Francisco Pizarro ...
... Portuguese Explorers 1. Prince Henry the Navigator 2. Bartolomeu Dias 3. Vasco de Gama 4. Pedro Cabral Spanish Explorers 1. Christopher Columbus 2. Amerigo Vespucci 3. Ferdinand Magellan Conquistadors 1. Hernan Cortes 2. Francisco Pizarro ...
Europe and Asia - White Plains Public Schools
... English and Dutch began to challenge Portugal’s dominance over the Indian Ocean trade; the Dutch Republic, also known as the Netherlands, was a small country but in a short time, the Netherlands became a leading sea power - In 1619, the Dutch established their trading headquarters at Batavia on the ...
... English and Dutch began to challenge Portugal’s dominance over the Indian Ocean trade; the Dutch Republic, also known as the Netherlands, was a small country but in a short time, the Netherlands became a leading sea power - In 1619, the Dutch established their trading headquarters at Batavia on the ...
File - AP European 2016
... John Cabot - Venetian; explored the New England coastline of America under a license from King Henry VII of England Pedro Cabral – Portuguese; discovered South America accidentally in 1500 Amerigo Vespucci – Florentine; published a series of letters describing the geography of the New World that led ...
... John Cabot - Venetian; explored the New England coastline of America under a license from King Henry VII of England Pedro Cabral – Portuguese; discovered South America accidentally in 1500 Amerigo Vespucci – Florentine; published a series of letters describing the geography of the New World that led ...
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.