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					1. Warm Up? Warm-Up What were the five (5) events that lead to the ‘Age of Exploration?’ Warm-Up  As the Portuguese sailed around Africa what impacts do you think they had on the continent and it’s people? 1. Warm Up? 2-4 Early Exploration Viking Voyages  100’s of years B4 Columbus  Scandinavians called Vikings sailed west reaching NA  800’s and 900’s CE visited Iceland and Greenland  Established settlements  1000 CE- Leif Eriksson (son of Eric the Red) attempted to create settlement in “Vinland”  Now Newfoundland Slowly but Surely  Neither had been done B4; no one even seen open ocean or coastline of Africa  Portugal leads the charge  Prince Henry the Navigator  Sets up school for navigators and sailors  Info they share greatly helps his ship captains  Armed w/ info and $$$ from Henry set out to explore Africa and possible water route to Asia     1445- Dinis Dias reaches “Western Bulge” 1470’s- cross Equator 1488- Bartolommeo Dias sails around southern tip… turns around b/c crew scared 1498- Vasco da Gama sails around tip all the way to India 2. Why? 3. Existing Dangers? Early Ideas of Exploration  By 1400’s- few believe world is flat  But…  Did not know there was land b/t Europe and East Asia  Most estimate over 10,000 miles to sail from Europe to East Asia  No ship could carry enough food and water to make such long journey Cristoforo Colombo  Disagreed w/ distance estimates; thought less than half that  Italian guy but…  Was turned down by Italy  Approached several other countries to find backers for trip ($$$)  All turned him down until…  King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain At Sea…  Friday, August 3, 1492  Niña, Pinta, and Santa Maria set sail   After not seeing land for 3 weeks… Crew gets scared and begs to turn back  Continue on for 2 months and 8 days B4 signs begin to appear  12 October 1492  By moonlight around 2 am the Pinta’s spotter cries, “Tierra, Tierra!” (Land, Land!) 4. Why were there big problems? Territories Divided  Portugal claimed all land west of Africa was theirs’  Big Problems NOW  Pope Alexander VI divides ocean at 400 miles west of Azore Islands   West of line… Spain East of line… Portugal  Lined named… Papal Line of Demarcation 5. Terms? Why? Treaty of Tordesillas  1494 line moved in agreement to new “Treaty” 700 miles further west when realized how much more land there was  Treaty of Tordesillas divided Americas between Spain and Portugal  Didn’t allow for claims by other countries  England, France, & Netherlands ignored treaty 6. Foreshadow! Exploring the Americas  England, France, & Netherlands wanted in on the $$$ from trade and colonization too  Voyage to Asia, either around Africa or S. America long and difficult  Want to find route going NW over Canada  “NW Passage”  1497- England sent John Cabot look  Only made it to Newfoundland  But trip was basis for future attempts  1499- Amerigo Vespucci began mapping SA coastline  Concluded this was new continent not Asia  By 1500’s European map makers begin calling land America 7. Europeans looking for what? Exploring the Americas  1513- Vasco Núñez de Balboa  Governor of Panama to Spain  Heard stories of “great waters” beyond mts.    1513- forms a party to hike through the jungles After weeks, sees Pacific Ocean 1st European to do so!!!  1524- France hires Giovanni da Verrazano to look  Explored coast from N. Canada all the way to Carolinas  1535- French hire Jacques Cartier  Sails up St. Lawrence hoping it would lead to Pacific  Made it to present-day Montreal, claiming land for France Sailing Around the World  Spanish wanted to find sea route through or around SA to Asia  1519- hire Ferdinand Magellan, actually Portuguese though   5 ships Sail across Atlantic then down east coast of SA  November 1520 finds and sails through a narrow strait (now bares his name)  Names the ocean on other side Pacific, meaning peaceful    Expects trip across Pacific just a few weeks Lasted 4 months Crew ran out of food  Ate sawdust, rats, and leather to survive  Magellan dies in the Philippines  Crew continued  Trip took 3 years    Only 1 of 5 ships Only 18 of 200+ crew members 1st to circumnavigate, or sail around the world 8. Visual Vocab Still in Search of NW Passage  Netherlands (Dutch) wanted to find NW Passage too  1609- Dutch hire Henry Hudson  Discovers the Hudson River  Sails up as far as Albany and turns back  1610- hired by England and discovers Hudson Bay  Thought it was the Pacific but when couldn’t find outlet crew rebelled  Hudson, his son, and a few sailors were kicked off boat never to be seen again Essential Question Exit Ticket  Why were countries like England, France and the Netherlands looking for their own path to Asia (NW Passage)?
 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                            