Exploring the Explorers!
... the west that previously was unknown. • Sailed West, looking for a new water route to India. • Went on 4 total voyages and always thought he had found India not a new continent! ...
... the west that previously was unknown. • Sailed West, looking for a new water route to India. • Went on 4 total voyages and always thought he had found India not a new continent! ...
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... Amerigo Vespucci Called land a “New World” - not the Indies Continents named after him – he made maps and signed them, giving people the idea that the correct name was Amerigo. ...
... Amerigo Vespucci Called land a “New World” - not the Indies Continents named after him – he made maps and signed them, giving people the idea that the correct name was Amerigo. ...
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... In 1608 he was in the New World and found out that the land wasn’t claimed so, at that very moment he claimed it for France. He has lead an expedition during 1635 – 1615, becoming the first European to explore interior rivers in the hope of cutting through the continent and reaching the Pacific ...
... In 1608 he was in the New World and found out that the land wasn’t claimed so, at that very moment he claimed it for France. He has lead an expedition during 1635 – 1615, becoming the first European to explore interior rivers in the hope of cutting through the continent and reaching the Pacific ...
Age of Discovery Dinner Lesson
... complete the dinner party table assignment. Make sure you seat each person next to someone they have something in common with from the accomplishment or country information. ...
... complete the dinner party table assignment. Make sure you seat each person next to someone they have something in common with from the accomplishment or country information. ...
to this study guide.
... Ferdinand V, explored for England's King Henry VII, and may have secretly explored for Venice. Sebastian Cabot's father was the explorer John Cabot. Sebastian Cabot searched for the Northwest passage across North America (1508). He began an unsuccessful trip around the world (1526-1529) in a voyage ...
... Ferdinand V, explored for England's King Henry VII, and may have secretly explored for Venice. Sebastian Cabot's father was the explorer John Cabot. Sebastian Cabot searched for the Northwest passage across North America (1508). He began an unsuccessful trip around the world (1526-1529) in a voyage ...
Timeline of Colonization
... South America (mostly Brazil), but also some failed attempts to colonize North America in present day Canada. Pedro Cabral’s fleet was one of the largest fleets that had ever sailed the Atlantic. It set sail for India in 1500 on what turned out to be the longest voyage in history up to that time, an ...
... South America (mostly Brazil), but also some failed attempts to colonize North America in present day Canada. Pedro Cabral’s fleet was one of the largest fleets that had ever sailed the Atlantic. It set sail for India in 1500 on what turned out to be the longest voyage in history up to that time, an ...
Chapter 16: Exploration and Expansion
... Amerigo Vespucci sailed along the coast of South America in 1502, and decided that he had reached a new land. It was named America in his honor. Vasco Nunez de Balboa led an expedition across Panama, becoming the first European to see the Pacific Ocean. ...
... Amerigo Vespucci sailed along the coast of South America in 1502, and decided that he had reached a new land. It was named America in his honor. Vasco Nunez de Balboa led an expedition across Panama, becoming the first European to see the Pacific Ocean. ...
Age of Exploration - Cherokee County Schools
... imaginary line through the Atlantic to determine what lands belonged to each nation • The Line of Demarcation was marked and agreed upon in the Treaty of Tordesillas • Spain would have all lands west of the line and Portugal was granted lands east of the line ...
... imaginary line through the Atlantic to determine what lands belonged to each nation • The Line of Demarcation was marked and agreed upon in the Treaty of Tordesillas • Spain would have all lands west of the line and Portugal was granted lands east of the line ...
Age of Exploration
... Magellan and his crew suffered all of the following as he searched for a western sea passage around South America: Finding many places along the coast that looked like sea passages that were just bays and inlets Running out of food and supplies. He thought he had supplies for two years. His supplier ...
... Magellan and his crew suffered all of the following as he searched for a western sea passage around South America: Finding many places along the coast that looked like sea passages that were just bays and inlets Running out of food and supplies. He thought he had supplies for two years. His supplier ...
The Age of Exploration
... time, Europeans would realize that Columbus had found what they called the “New World.” The Indies in the Atlantic became the West Indies. European nations soon rushed to claim lands in the Americas and elsewhere. ...
... time, Europeans would realize that Columbus had found what they called the “New World.” The Indies in the Atlantic became the West Indies. European nations soon rushed to claim lands in the Americas and elsewhere. ...
WHCH_1411
... • Magellan pushed on thinking he would find the Spice islands in a few weeks • Four months later they reached the Philippines • Tried to convert natives – was successful with some • Natives – rejected Christianity – fought – Magellan shot with a poison arrow, surrounded and killed with spears and kn ...
... • Magellan pushed on thinking he would find the Spice islands in a few weeks • Four months later they reached the Philippines • Tried to convert natives – was successful with some • Natives – rejected Christianity – fought – Magellan shot with a poison arrow, surrounded and killed with spears and kn ...
Age of Exploration - Hutton`s History Class
... no idea that North and South America lay ahead. • 1. After being rejected once, Columbus convinced King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain to finance his voyage. ...
... no idea that North and South America lay ahead. • 1. After being rejected once, Columbus convinced King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain to finance his voyage. ...
The Beginnings of Our Global Age The Search for Spices
... sailors and the first organized trip to sail around Africa and on to the east. Henry died before he could sail around the tip of Africa Bartholomeu Dias – In 1488 successfully sailed around the tip of Africa- became known as the Cape of Good Hope. ...
... sailors and the first organized trip to sail around Africa and on to the east. Henry died before he could sail around the tip of Africa Bartholomeu Dias – In 1488 successfully sailed around the tip of Africa- became known as the Cape of Good Hope. ...
Early Middle Ages
... – Analyze/interpret the map. – Read the handout. – Answer the questions. – Due: Tomorrow, May 8 ...
... – Analyze/interpret the map. – Read the handout. – Answer the questions. – Due: Tomorrow, May 8 ...
Exploration Review
... 7. This treaty divided the New World between Spain and Portugal 8. This governing body decided the location of the Papal Line of Demarcation 11. Discovered the southern tip of Africa 12. These people protested the Catholic Church 15. He crossed Panama to see the Pacific Ocean 16. 1st Europeans to re ...
... 7. This treaty divided the New World between Spain and Portugal 8. This governing body decided the location of the Papal Line of Demarcation 11. Discovered the southern tip of Africa 12. These people protested the Catholic Church 15. He crossed Panama to see the Pacific Ocean 16. 1st Europeans to re ...
YEAR TWO / SECTION ONE
... years in the Portuguese Navy and visited Galway. He believed the world was round and that India could be reached by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean. He sought ships from the Portuguese to try out his ideas but they refused him help. He then moved to Spain where he convinced King Ferdinand and ...
... years in the Portuguese Navy and visited Galway. He believed the world was round and that India could be reached by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean. He sought ships from the Portuguese to try out his ideas but they refused him help. He then moved to Spain where he convinced King Ferdinand and ...
103-06-HistoryOceanPart1
... across the Isthmus of Panama, became the first western explorer to sight the Pacific Ocean, which he claimed in the name of Spain in 1513. Balboa's discovery led to efforts, by Magellan and others, to circumnavigate the Americas and sail westward to Asia. ...
... across the Isthmus of Panama, became the first western explorer to sight the Pacific Ocean, which he claimed in the name of Spain in 1513. Balboa's discovery led to efforts, by Magellan and others, to circumnavigate the Americas and sail westward to Asia. ...
Section Two
... C. Ferdinand Magellan- a ________________ navigator, set out with a Spanish fleet to sail down the east coast of __________ America; After sailing around the tip of the continent into the Pacific; Magellan’s fleet sailed ___________ the Pacific Ocean; In 1522 the voyage’s only remaining ship returne ...
... C. Ferdinand Magellan- a ________________ navigator, set out with a Spanish fleet to sail down the east coast of __________ America; After sailing around the tip of the continent into the Pacific; Magellan’s fleet sailed ___________ the Pacific Ocean; In 1522 the voyage’s only remaining ship returne ...
Exploring the Explorers Essential
... north of Scandinavia in the Arctic Ocean) and discovered Jan Mayen Island (a tiny island off eastern Greenland). In 1608, he sailed to Novaya Zemlya (an island north of Russia in the Arctic Ocean). Hudson was then hired by the Dutch East India Company in 1609, to try to find the Northwest Passage fa ...
... north of Scandinavia in the Arctic Ocean) and discovered Jan Mayen Island (a tiny island off eastern Greenland). In 1608, he sailed to Novaya Zemlya (an island north of Russia in the Arctic Ocean). Hudson was then hired by the Dutch East India Company in 1609, to try to find the Northwest Passage fa ...
History Revision – The Age of Exploration and Discovery
... and Queen to sponsor another voyage. Columbus made two other voyages and it slowly dawned on him that he had discovered a new continent. He died in 1505 a bitter disappointed man convinced he had failed. (B) Ferdinand Magellan – 1480 – 1521; King Charles V of Spain sponsored him to circumnavigate th ...
... and Queen to sponsor another voyage. Columbus made two other voyages and it slowly dawned on him that he had discovered a new continent. He died in 1505 a bitter disappointed man convinced he had failed. (B) Ferdinand Magellan – 1480 – 1521; King Charles V of Spain sponsored him to circumnavigate th ...
IRISH PRIDE
... Magellan insisted that they push on across the Pacific to the East Indies. In March 1521, the fleet reached the Philippines, where Magellan was killed. Three years after setting out, the survivors – one ship and 18 sailors – reached Spain. The survivors had been the first people to circumnavigate, o ...
... Magellan insisted that they push on across the Pacific to the East Indies. In March 1521, the fleet reached the Philippines, where Magellan was killed. Three years after setting out, the survivors – one ship and 18 sailors – reached Spain. The survivors had been the first people to circumnavigate, o ...
The Age of Exploration - West Point Public Schools
... 16th-century commander Seized control of several critical ports Difficult to secure full control over the area First governor general in India ...
... 16th-century commander Seized control of several critical ports Difficult to secure full control over the area First governor general in India ...
Exploration and Expansion
... 2. Why did the Europeans NOT like the early land-based trade routes Muslim’s success and influences? ...
... 2. Why did the Europeans NOT like the early land-based trade routes Muslim’s success and influences? ...
Early Exploration Notes
... first Spanish explorer to venture out was the famous Christopher Columbus ► Spain had recently become unified, and was no longer fighting against a local enemy, the Moors ► Columbus approached Queen Isabella of Spain to request funding for his explorations – to seek a westward all-water route to Asi ...
... first Spanish explorer to venture out was the famous Christopher Columbus ► Spain had recently become unified, and was no longer fighting against a local enemy, the Moors ► Columbus approached Queen Isabella of Spain to request funding for his explorations – to seek a westward all-water route to Asi ...