PowerPoint - Long Branch Public Schools
... A. Motives for Exploration • The Iberian kingdoms sponsored voyages for the following reasons; leaders, revival trade, struggle with Islam, curiosity, and alliances between rulers and merchants. • The city states of Italy had no incentive to explore Atlantic trade routes because they had a monopoly ...
... A. Motives for Exploration • The Iberian kingdoms sponsored voyages for the following reasons; leaders, revival trade, struggle with Islam, curiosity, and alliances between rulers and merchants. • The city states of Italy had no incentive to explore Atlantic trade routes because they had a monopoly ...
The Search for Spices - Mr. Sipkovsky`s World History
... People stayed there and bought @ low prices ...
... People stayed there and bought @ low prices ...
Exploration part 1
... • Pope Alexander VI • The Treaty of Tordesillas 1494 • The line of Demarcation ...
... • Pope Alexander VI • The Treaty of Tordesillas 1494 • The line of Demarcation ...
Zheng He (Hajji Mahmud Shamsuddin) 1371
... The map shows in great detail a section of African coastline that Portuguese explorers charted and named in the fifteenth century. The African interior is illustrated with drawings of birds and views of coastal sights: Sierra Leone, named for a mountain shaped like a lion, and the Portuguese Castle ...
... The map shows in great detail a section of African coastline that Portuguese explorers charted and named in the fifteenth century. The African interior is illustrated with drawings of birds and views of coastal sights: Sierra Leone, named for a mountain shaped like a lion, and the Portuguese Castle ...
File - AP European 2016
... the Portuguese built forts on the western and eastern coasts and desired to control gold trading ...
... the Portuguese built forts on the western and eastern coasts and desired to control gold trading ...
Exploration and Expansion
... monsters and boiling water near the equator. In fact, no sailor had ever sailed into the “Sea of Darkness”, which the Portuguese considered to be any part of the ocean south of 27 degrees north latitude (about Cape Bojador). Prince Henry’s school sent 14 expeditions into “The Sea of Darkness”. Princ ...
... monsters and boiling water near the equator. In fact, no sailor had ever sailed into the “Sea of Darkness”, which the Portuguese considered to be any part of the ocean south of 27 degrees north latitude (about Cape Bojador). Prince Henry’s school sent 14 expeditions into “The Sea of Darkness”. Princ ...
History Revision – The Age of Exploration and Discovery
... Why Did The Age Of Exploration And Discovery Begin? ; ...
... Why Did The Age Of Exploration And Discovery Begin? ; ...
the world economy
... Portuguese mariners emerged as the early leaders Prince Henry of Portugal determined to increase Portuguese influence Seized Moroccan city of Ceuta in 1415 ...
... Portuguese mariners emerged as the early leaders Prince Henry of Portugal determined to increase Portuguese influence Seized Moroccan city of Ceuta in 1415 ...
The Maritime Revolution, to 1550
... • The city states of Italy had no incenHve to explore AtlanHc trade routes because they had a monopoly on access to Asian goods. • The Iberian kingdoms had a history of warfare with the Muslims, ...
... • The city states of Italy had no incenHve to explore AtlanHc trade routes because they had a monopoly on access to Asian goods. • The Iberian kingdoms had a history of warfare with the Muslims, ...
European Exploration and Land Claims, 1488–1610 European
... Magellan won Spain’s backing for a voyage to find the strait. In August 1519, he set sail with five ships and about 250 men. Magellan looked for the strait all along South America’s east coast. He finally found it at the southern tip of the continent. Today it is called the Strait of Magellan. ...
... Magellan won Spain’s backing for a voyage to find the strait. In August 1519, he set sail with five ships and about 250 men. Magellan looked for the strait all along South America’s east coast. He finally found it at the southern tip of the continent. Today it is called the Strait of Magellan. ...
The Beginnings of our Global Age
... How did European nations build empires in South and Southeast Asia? ...
... How did European nations build empires in South and Southeast Asia? ...
6.2 Cornell Key - Blaine School District
... Prince Henry (Henry the Navigator) – Portuguese •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 Bojado ...
... Prince Henry (Henry the Navigator) – Portuguese •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 Bojado ...
The Caravel - 8-Dopheide US History
... continued sailing south, setting up trading posts along the way. In 1488 Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias led an expedition from Portugal southward along the African coast. A storm blew his ships around the southern tip of Africa. This point became known as the Cape of Good Hope. Dias wanted to ...
... continued sailing south, setting up trading posts along the way. In 1488 Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias led an expedition from Portugal southward along the African coast. A storm blew his ships around the southern tip of Africa. This point became known as the Cape of Good Hope. Dias wanted to ...
Transoceanic Encounters and Global Connections
... • Combination of Mediterranean, N. European, Chinese, and Arabic elements • Ships and sails: rudder, triangular and square sails -> tacking • Navigational instruments: magnetic compass, astrolabe -> direction and latitude • Knowledge of winds and currents: trades and westerlies (in Atlantic and Paci ...
... • Combination of Mediterranean, N. European, Chinese, and Arabic elements • Ships and sails: rudder, triangular and square sails -> tacking • Navigational instruments: magnetic compass, astrolabe -> direction and latitude • Knowledge of winds and currents: trades and westerlies (in Atlantic and Paci ...
Age of Exploration: a period of European exploration and discovery
... About 1418, Prince Henry started a school of navigation where sailors and mapmakers could learn their trades. His cartographers made new maps based on the information ship captains brought back. ...
... About 1418, Prince Henry started a school of navigation where sailors and mapmakers could learn their trades. His cartographers made new maps based on the information ship captains brought back. ...
Age of Exploration
... southern part of the continent and got as far as the east coast of Africa, but a storm made him turn back. On his return voyage, he saw a piece of land that stretched out into the sea. The Portuguese named it the Cape of Good Hope because they were hopeful of finding a passageway to India. In 1497 V ...
... southern part of the continent and got as far as the east coast of Africa, but a storm made him turn back. On his return voyage, he saw a piece of land that stretched out into the sea. The Portuguese named it the Cape of Good Hope because they were hopeful of finding a passageway to India. In 1497 V ...
Early European Exploration - SheehyAPEuro
... Vasco da Gama • King Manuel I of Portugal sent Vasco da Gama to further explore the Indian Ocean. He began his journey on July 8, 1498 with four ships and would ultimately land at the Malabar Coast in southwest India. • Da Gama traveled along the coast of West Africa and then around the Cape of Go ...
... Vasco da Gama • King Manuel I of Portugal sent Vasco da Gama to further explore the Indian Ocean. He began his journey on July 8, 1498 with four ships and would ultimately land at the Malabar Coast in southwest India. • Da Gama traveled along the coast of West Africa and then around the Cape of Go ...
Chapter 15 Maritime Revolution
... – His ultimate goal was to find a water route around Africa to India – Portuguese sailors learned that both gold and slaves were available on Africa’s west coast – Navigation technology: New technologies from the Arabs, such as the compass and astrolabe ...
... – His ultimate goal was to find a water route around Africa to India – Portuguese sailors learned that both gold and slaves were available on Africa’s west coast – Navigation technology: New technologies from the Arabs, such as the compass and astrolabe ...
Age of Exploration and Isolation
... make the time period (1450-1700) the “age of exploration” ► Some of these factors were pushes, external ...
... make the time period (1450-1700) the “age of exploration” ► Some of these factors were pushes, external ...
A New Spirit of Reform
... • Prince Henry the Navigator of Portugal set up a school of navigation. ...
... • Prince Henry the Navigator of Portugal set up a school of navigation. ...
Voyages of discovery
... killed in a local war. His deputy, Juan Sebastian del Cano, took charge, eventually returning to Spain in September 1522 with only one ship and 17 members of the crew. ...
... killed in a local war. His deputy, Juan Sebastian del Cano, took charge, eventually returning to Spain in September 1522 with only one ship and 17 members of the crew. ...
- Google Sites
... astrolabe - a navigation device used for sailors to find the location of the ship by using the stars. caravels - ships that were able to sail against the wind using triangular sails. effect - the result of an action or decision. Bartolomeu Dias - in 1488, he set out by Portugal to find a route to Af ...
... astrolabe - a navigation device used for sailors to find the location of the ship by using the stars. caravels - ships that were able to sail against the wind using triangular sails. effect - the result of an action or decision. Bartolomeu Dias - in 1488, he set out by Portugal to find a route to Af ...
The Age of Exploration
... Claim islands in Atlantic, coastal areas of W. Africa 1400 Bartolomeu Diaz – reaches southern tip names it Cape of Good Hope ...
... Claim islands in Atlantic, coastal areas of W. Africa 1400 Bartolomeu Diaz – reaches southern tip names it Cape of Good Hope ...
File - Mr. Takos` Website
... -Technological advancements in sailing and navigation helped explorers travel further than ever before -The caravel (ship with triangular sails) and astrolabe (measure latitude) were two of the most important advancements -Portugal became the leader in applying and developing sailing innovations -Un ...
... -Technological advancements in sailing and navigation helped explorers travel further than ever before -The caravel (ship with triangular sails) and astrolabe (measure latitude) were two of the most important advancements -Portugal became the leader in applying and developing sailing innovations -Un ...
Portuguese India Armadas
The Portuguese India armadas (armadas da Índia) were the fleets of ships, organized by the Portuguese crown and dispatched on an annual basis from Portugal to India, principally Goa. These armadas undertook what was called the Carreira da Índia (""India Run""), following the sea route around the Cape of Good Hope opened up by Vasco da Gama in 1497–1499.