COMPLETE ERA 4 QUESTIONS For Period 1
... B. The Portuguese had very little manpower and could not secure all of the trading network C. The Muslims discovered gunpowder weapons and killed most of the Portuguese D. Spain initiated war with Portugal, so the army in the trading network needed to retreat. 2. Why did Japan become isolated? A. Ja ...
... B. The Portuguese had very little manpower and could not secure all of the trading network C. The Muslims discovered gunpowder weapons and killed most of the Portuguese D. Spain initiated war with Portugal, so the army in the trading network needed to retreat. 2. Why did Japan become isolated? A. Ja ...
Modern Era - radiansschool.org
... School of Sagres: founded by the Portuguese sailor Henry the Navigator. In was a school for sailors, shipbuilders, geographers and cartographers. Portuguese sailors focus in finding new routes to Asia through Africa. Bartolomeu Dias In 1487, he reached the southern tip of Africa. He name ...
... School of Sagres: founded by the Portuguese sailor Henry the Navigator. In was a school for sailors, shipbuilders, geographers and cartographers. Portuguese sailors focus in finding new routes to Asia through Africa. Bartolomeu Dias In 1487, he reached the southern tip of Africa. He name ...
Chapter 3 PowerPoint Notes
... He returned & spoke of a huge landmass north of where Columbus had landed (this was ________________). Made another voyage next year and explored the North American coast. But Cabot and his men ________________________ there without a trace. The Northwest Passage Many thought there was a water _____ ...
... He returned & spoke of a huge landmass north of where Columbus had landed (this was ________________). Made another voyage next year and explored the North American coast. But Cabot and his men ________________________ there without a trace. The Northwest Passage Many thought there was a water _____ ...
Chapter 3 Guided Notes
... He returned & spoke of a huge landmass north of where Columbus had landed (this was ________________). Made another voyage next year and explored the North American coast. But Cabot and his men ________________________ there without a trace. The Northwest Passage Many thought there was a water _____ ...
... He returned & spoke of a huge landmass north of where Columbus had landed (this was ________________). Made another voyage next year and explored the North American coast. But Cabot and his men ________________________ there without a trace. The Northwest Passage Many thought there was a water _____ ...
15 The First Global Age: Europe and Asia
... captains and crews for long voyages. Henry then sent out ships that slowly worked their way south to explore the western coast of Africa. Henry died in 1460, but the Portuguese continued their quest. In 1488, Bartholomeu Dias rounded the southern tip of Africa. Despite the turbulent seas, the tip be ...
... captains and crews for long voyages. Henry then sent out ships that slowly worked their way south to explore the western coast of Africa. Henry died in 1460, but the Portuguese continued their quest. In 1488, Bartholomeu Dias rounded the southern tip of Africa. Despite the turbulent seas, the tip be ...
Age of Exploration
... where did they go, The of Exploration & how did they change world history? ...
... where did they go, The of Exploration & how did they change world history? ...
Age of Exploration
... where did they go, The of Exploration & how did they change world history? ...
... where did they go, The of Exploration & how did they change world history? ...
Age of exploration
... Portugal eventually wins control and builds naval bases in the Indian Ocean to protect its merchants. Established trading posts in the Spice Islands, India, West Africa, China, and ...
... Portugal eventually wins control and builds naval bases in the Indian Ocean to protect its merchants. Established trading posts in the Spice Islands, India, West Africa, China, and ...
Age of Exploration - Pleasantville High School
... They tried to reduce the things they bought from other countries and increase items sold. ■ Having colonies was a key part of this policy. Nations expected colonies to supply raw materials for their industries. They could also make more money by selling finished goods to their colonies. ■ As a resul ...
... They tried to reduce the things they bought from other countries and increase items sold. ■ Having colonies was a key part of this policy. Nations expected colonies to supply raw materials for their industries. They could also make more money by selling finished goods to their colonies. ■ As a resul ...
Unit 13 - Age of Exploration
... • When conquistadors arrived they brought with them their horses, armor and guns, which helped them in battle. But more deadly for the natives were the deadly epidemic diseases that the Europeans carried. Millions of natives died from diseases. For example in Mexico, there were about 25 million nati ...
... • When conquistadors arrived they brought with them their horses, armor and guns, which helped them in battle. But more deadly for the natives were the deadly epidemic diseases that the Europeans carried. Millions of natives died from diseases. For example in Mexico, there were about 25 million nati ...
European Exploration
... sailing around Africa • It was cheaper than land travel and there were no bandits • But piracy developed, and seasonal ...
... sailing around Africa • It was cheaper than land travel and there were no bandits • But piracy developed, and seasonal ...
European Exploration - Parkway C-2
... American navy set up and maintained a blockade of the Barbary ports and executed a campaign of raids and attacks against the city’s fleets. In 1803, the Tripoli fleet captured the USS Philadelphia and took the captain and the crew hostage. In February 1804, the US Marines with help from several Gree ...
... American navy set up and maintained a blockade of the Barbary ports and executed a campaign of raids and attacks against the city’s fleets. In 1803, the Tripoli fleet captured the USS Philadelphia and took the captain and the crew hostage. In February 1804, the US Marines with help from several Gree ...
Chapter 2 Section Notes Answers
... 42. Who were some early Portuguese explorers and what were their accomplishments? (a) Vasco de Gama: first explorer to sail around Africa from Europe to Asia, specifically India (b) Pedro Cabral: discovered Brazil mistakenly after being blown off course during a storm (c) Ferdinand Magellan: first t ...
... 42. Who were some early Portuguese explorers and what were their accomplishments? (a) Vasco de Gama: first explorer to sail around Africa from Europe to Asia, specifically India (b) Pedro Cabral: discovered Brazil mistakenly after being blown off course during a storm (c) Ferdinand Magellan: first t ...
Age of Exploration - Social Circle City Schools
... land so they are less likely to escape 4) Easy to find if they were to escape due to skin color ...
... land so they are less likely to escape 4) Easy to find if they were to escape due to skin color ...
About Magellan - Core Knowledge Foundation
... beholding him dead, we, wounded, retreated, as best we could, to the boats, which were already pulling off. After this encounter, there were no longer enough men to sail three ships, so one ship was abandoned. The two remaining ships arrived in the Spice Islands in 1521. After loading up with spices ...
... beholding him dead, we, wounded, retreated, as best we could, to the boats, which were already pulling off. After this encounter, there were no longer enough men to sail three ships, so one ship was abandoned. The two remaining ships arrived in the Spice Islands in 1521. After loading up with spices ...
Explorers part 1
... southern tip of South American. • The sailors found themselves in the same ocean Balboa had seen. ...
... southern tip of South American. • The sailors found themselves in the same ocean Balboa had seen. ...
Early Exploration
... concentrated on Africa and Asia ► They were interested in trade in Africa and Asia, not colonizing ► The Portuguese wanted to protect their route to Asia ► 1500: Portugal sent out Pedro Alvares Cabral with 13 ships to take the Indian Ocean trade away from the Muslims ...
... concentrated on Africa and Asia ► They were interested in trade in Africa and Asia, not colonizing ► The Portuguese wanted to protect their route to Asia ► 1500: Portugal sent out Pedro Alvares Cabral with 13 ships to take the Indian Ocean trade away from the Muslims ...
Chapter 2: Europe Looks Outward
... into Portugal to sell to the rest of Europe. • What was the importance of de Gama and Cabral? ...
... into Portugal to sell to the rest of Europe. • What was the importance of de Gama and Cabral? ...
Exploration by Country
... Explorers: Prince Henry the Navigator (sponsor), Vasco da Gama, Pedro Alvares Cabral Discoveries/places: Africa (Sub-Saharan); Seize Goa in South Asia; Brazil Impact: Establish trading outposts along Africa’s coast; control eastern sea route to Asia; establish the Atlantic Slave Trade ...
... Explorers: Prince Henry the Navigator (sponsor), Vasco da Gama, Pedro Alvares Cabral Discoveries/places: Africa (Sub-Saharan); Seize Goa in South Asia; Brazil Impact: Establish trading outposts along Africa’s coast; control eastern sea route to Asia; establish the Atlantic Slave Trade ...
Exploration PPT - 7th Grade History
... was faster and pounded the huge Galleons with artillery before they could get close enough to board the smaller vessels Having been badly damaged in the battle the fleet was forced up through the English Channel into the North Sea where a fierce storm further crippled the fleet ...
... was faster and pounded the huge Galleons with artillery before they could get close enough to board the smaller vessels Having been badly damaged in the battle the fleet was forced up through the English Channel into the North Sea where a fierce storm further crippled the fleet ...
The First Voyage
... Spanish woman and black man = Mulatto (50% European and 50% African) Spaniard and Mulatto = Morisco (75% European and 25% African) Morisco woman and Spaniard = Albino (87.5% European and 12.5% African) Spaniard and Albino woman = Torna atrás (lit. "turn back") (93,75% European and 6,25% African) Ind ...
... Spanish woman and black man = Mulatto (50% European and 50% African) Spaniard and Mulatto = Morisco (75% European and 25% African) Morisco woman and Spaniard = Albino (87.5% European and 12.5% African) Spaniard and Albino woman = Torna atrás (lit. "turn back") (93,75% European and 6,25% African) Ind ...
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.