I - BHSAC
... desperate lack of provisions and unknown waters, Magellan managed to cross the Atlantic and navigate through the straits at the southern point of South America which were later named after him. Now with only three ships, Magellan sailed on into the Pacific with rapidly diminishing supplies, which le ...
... desperate lack of provisions and unknown waters, Magellan managed to cross the Atlantic and navigate through the straits at the southern point of South America which were later named after him. Now with only three ships, Magellan sailed on into the Pacific with rapidly diminishing supplies, which le ...
Explores and Expansionism - Lisa Williams Social Studies
... – Mapmakers later named land America in his honor • Knowing they had found new land, Spanish set out to explore it – 1513, Núñez de Balboa led expedition across Isthmus of Panama – After more than three weeks of travel, Balboa became first European to see Pacific Ocean Ferdinand Magellan After Balbo ...
... – Mapmakers later named land America in his honor • Knowing they had found new land, Spanish set out to explore it – 1513, Núñez de Balboa led expedition across Isthmus of Panama – After more than three weeks of travel, Balboa became first European to see Pacific Ocean Ferdinand Magellan After Balbo ...
14-1 – Geography and Early Cultures pages 384-389
... believed that he had reached _________________. • Ferdinand Magellan was the first explorer to sail around the tip of ____________________________ and go around the globe. • The lands that were discovered on these explorations were known as the “_________________.” Before these journeys, the contine ...
... believed that he had reached _________________. • Ferdinand Magellan was the first explorer to sail around the tip of ____________________________ and go around the globe. • The lands that were discovered on these explorations were known as the “_________________.” Before these journeys, the contine ...
European Explorers - Lone Star College
... Leif Erikkson 1. Possibly the first European to sail to North America. 2. He sailed north from Greenland, to Labrador, and then landed in what is now called Newfoundland (which he called Vinland). ...
... Leif Erikkson 1. Possibly the first European to sail to North America. 2. He sailed north from Greenland, to Labrador, and then landed in what is now called Newfoundland (which he called Vinland). ...
Exploration and Discovery
... Italian who sailed for Spain under Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand a. Nina, Pinta, & Santa Maria;1492 b. arrived in present day San Salvador c. explored Caribbean islands, sighted mainland S. America over 4 voyages between 1492-1502 ...
... Italian who sailed for Spain under Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand a. Nina, Pinta, & Santa Maria;1492 b. arrived in present day San Salvador c. explored Caribbean islands, sighted mainland S. America over 4 voyages between 1492-1502 ...
Voyages of discovery
... the straits that now bear his name and into the Pacific. He then crossed the ocean, the first European to do so, reaching the Philippines in April 1521, where he was killed in a local war. His deputy, Juan Sebastian del Cano, took charge, eventually returning to Spain in September 1522 with only o ...
... the straits that now bear his name and into the Pacific. He then crossed the ocean, the first European to do so, reaching the Philippines in April 1521, where he was killed in a local war. His deputy, Juan Sebastian del Cano, took charge, eventually returning to Spain in September 1522 with only o ...
New World Explorers
... The Vikings • Eric -brought family from Norway to Iceland, then settled in Greenland • Leif Eriksson (c. 1000) -landed in present-day Newfoundland -only remained three years ...
... The Vikings • Eric -brought family from Norway to Iceland, then settled in Greenland • Leif Eriksson (c. 1000) -landed in present-day Newfoundland -only remained three years ...
8 Famous Explorers
... First to sail directly from Europe to India The trade route around Africa became one of most lucrative in the world Causes Portugal to become rich ...
... First to sail directly from Europe to India The trade route around Africa became one of most lucrative in the world Causes Portugal to become rich ...
Explorer`s & their Explorations
... could get their hands on, except maybe furs. They left those to the French. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to explore the unknown world, and they were the first to sail around the southern tip of Africa. ...
... could get their hands on, except maybe furs. They left those to the French. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to explore the unknown world, and they were the first to sail around the southern tip of Africa. ...
European Exploration and Land Claims, 1488–1610 European
... After Cabral’s voyage, the Portuguese took control of the eastern sea routes to Asia. They seized the seaport of Goa in India and built forts there. They attacked towns on the east coast of Africa. They also set their sights on the Moluccas, or Spice Islands, in what is now Indonesia. In 1511, they ...
... After Cabral’s voyage, the Portuguese took control of the eastern sea routes to Asia. They seized the seaport of Goa in India and built forts there. They attacked towns on the east coast of Africa. They also set their sights on the Moluccas, or Spice Islands, in what is now Indonesia. In 1511, they ...
6.2 Cornell Key - Blaine School District
... •1419 opened a school – mapmakers, shipbuilders, navigators, and expert sailors Caravel – a large, strong, fast, easy to steer ship Astrolabe – A tool to measure latitude *Made detailed charts and maps of the Atlantic Gil Eanes – Broke the “Cape Bojador” fear by sailing past it. •Pushed Portuguese s ...
... •1419 opened a school – mapmakers, shipbuilders, navigators, and expert sailors Caravel – a large, strong, fast, easy to steer ship Astrolabe – A tool to measure latitude *Made detailed charts and maps of the Atlantic Gil Eanes – Broke the “Cape Bojador” fear by sailing past it. •Pushed Portuguese s ...
EXPLORERS DON`T “MISS THE BOAT”
... find a quicker route to Asia. Da Gama did reach Asia (India) ...
... find a quicker route to Asia. Da Gama did reach Asia (India) ...
Section 6 Exploration by England, France and Holland
... journeyed to North America in 1609. Hudson still did not find a northwest passage, but he did explore what is now called the Hudson River in present-day New York State. His explorations were the basis of the Dutch claim to the area. Dutch settlers established the colony of New Amsterdam on Manhattan ...
... journeyed to North America in 1609. Hudson still did not find a northwest passage, but he did explore what is now called the Hudson River in present-day New York State. His explorations were the basis of the Dutch claim to the area. Dutch settlers established the colony of New Amsterdam on Manhattan ...
Zheng He`s sailing to West Ocean
... King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella agreed to sponsor the expedition, and on 3 August 1492, Columbus and his fleet of three ships, the Santa Maria, the Pinta and the Niña, set sail across the Atlantic. Ten weeks later, land was sighted. On 12 October, Columbus and a group of his men set foot on an isl ...
... King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella agreed to sponsor the expedition, and on 3 August 1492, Columbus and his fleet of three ships, the Santa Maria, the Pinta and the Niña, set sail across the Atlantic. Ten weeks later, land was sighted. On 12 October, Columbus and a group of his men set foot on an isl ...
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... John Cabot sailed west from England and used the northern route to reach North America. Explorers continued to search for an easy way through this new continent to Asia. Magellan explored the coast of South America looking for a passage through when he found a dangerous, narrow strait. Bravely, he p ...
... John Cabot sailed west from England and used the northern route to reach North America. Explorers continued to search for an easy way through this new continent to Asia. Magellan explored the coast of South America looking for a passage through when he found a dangerous, narrow strait. Bravely, he p ...
Study Guide: European Exploration/ The Age of Exploration
... 2. Navigators used an hourglass and a sextant to know where they were and where they were going. 3. Prince Henry the Navigator provided the leadership for Portuguese exploration in the 1400s. 4. Bartolomeu Dias found the Cape of Good Hope at the southern tip of Africa. 5. Dias’s discovery led to the ...
... 2. Navigators used an hourglass and a sextant to know where they were and where they were going. 3. Prince Henry the Navigator provided the leadership for Portuguese exploration in the 1400s. 4. Bartolomeu Dias found the Cape of Good Hope at the southern tip of Africa. 5. Dias’s discovery led to the ...
European Exploration
... Set up a center for exploration in Portugal He brought astronomers, geographers, and mathematicians to share their knowledge Sailors from his school moved south along the West Coast of Africa, where they established trading posts ...
... Set up a center for exploration in Portugal He brought astronomers, geographers, and mathematicians to share their knowledge Sailors from his school moved south along the West Coast of Africa, where they established trading posts ...
New Empires in the Americas 1400 to 1625
... course and rounds the “Cape of Good Hope”, continuing along the coast of East Africa and eventually crossed over to India (first to arrive via a sea route from Europe) ...
... course and rounds the “Cape of Good Hope”, continuing along the coast of East Africa and eventually crossed over to India (first to arrive via a sea route from Europe) ...
Age of Exploration
... • Crew wanted to return to Spain the way they had come. • Magellan convinced another three weeks to the Spice Islands • Sailed for four months before reaching the Philippines – Magellan killed in a local dispute ...
... • Crew wanted to return to Spain the way they had come. • Magellan convinced another three weeks to the Spice Islands • Sailed for four months before reaching the Philippines – Magellan killed in a local dispute ...
European Exploration
... During the 1630s and 1640s, Abel Tasman also explored and established trade for the Dutch East India Company. In 1634, Tasman explored Seram (present-day Indonesia), which had been discovered by Dutch traders in the early 1500s, and he went on trade voyages to Japan, Cambodia, and Sumatra in 1639. I ...
... During the 1630s and 1640s, Abel Tasman also explored and established trade for the Dutch East India Company. In 1634, Tasman explored Seram (present-day Indonesia), which had been discovered by Dutch traders in the early 1500s, and he went on trade voyages to Japan, Cambodia, and Sumatra in 1639. I ...
ch 3 jeopardy
... This person was the first to sail West from Europe to try and Find a new trade route to Asia. ...
... This person was the first to sail West from Europe to try and Find a new trade route to Asia. ...
WHAP Student Copy Around the World in Not Quite Eighty Days
... search for the fastest routes to the spice-rich islands of the Moluccas (modern-day Maluku in Indonesia) as well as the theory that somewhere in the South Pacific lay a vast undiscovered southern continent, possibly also rich in gold, spices, and other trade goods. European exploration of the Pacifi ...
... search for the fastest routes to the spice-rich islands of the Moluccas (modern-day Maluku in Indonesia) as well as the theory that somewhere in the South Pacific lay a vast undiscovered southern continent, possibly also rich in gold, spices, and other trade goods. European exploration of the Pacifi ...
- Google Sites
... find a sea route to Asia for direct trade. Also, the Europeans hoped to convert people to Christianity. Not only that, they were interested in Asian cultures because of Marco Polo’s book about his adventures. Even with the astrolabe and the caravels, sailing on open seas was still dangerous and diff ...
... find a sea route to Asia for direct trade. Also, the Europeans hoped to convert people to Christianity. Not only that, they were interested in Asian cultures because of Marco Polo’s book about his adventures. Even with the astrolabe and the caravels, sailing on open seas was still dangerous and diff ...
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... given away by their families as part of a dowry settlement . . . Over a generation or two, slaves could often earn or be granted their freedom, and free people and slaves ...
... given away by their families as part of a dowry settlement . . . Over a generation or two, slaves could often earn or be granted their freedom, and free people and slaves ...