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MYP WORLD HISTORY SUMMER WORK
All pages should be stapled and returned by
registration. Please make sure your first and last
name is on this cover sheet. You also need to put your
name on each individual assignment.
All work should be written in your best handwriting in
pencil. Illegible work will not be scored.
All work should be completed on the pages within this
packet.
Directions are included on each individual assignment.
Please read and follow these directions carefully. Not
following directions could result in a loss of points
on graded assignments.
If you have any questions about directions or
assignments, please feel free to email me at
[email protected].
Supplies needed for MYP World History
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3 ring binder
6 dividers
black and white composition
notebooks
Pencils
Red and Blue Pens
Highlighters
Colored Pencils
Lesson 3.1 European Exploration Name:
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As you read, answer the
questions on the line
provided.
1. What areas of the
world did Europeans
gain control over?
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2. Why did merchants
begin searching for
a sea route to Asia?
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3. What is an astrolabe
used for?
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4. How did Ptolemy’s
maps help explorers?
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5. Why did sails shaped
like triangles help
European sailors?
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6. How did changes to
the Silk Road force
Europeans to look for
other ways to trade
with Asia?
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7. Why was Portugal the
1st country to begin
overseas exploration?
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8. What did Columbus
mistakenly believe
about his voyage?
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9. How was the New
World divided between
Spain and Portugal?
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10. What was
significant about
Magellan’s voyage?
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11. Where did France
and England begin to
establish colonies?
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Using the reading, fill in the following chart with the
achievements of the listed explorers. The first one is
filled in for you.
Prince Henry the
Navigator
Bartolomeu Dias
Vasco de Gama
Christopher
Columbus
Amerigo Vespucci
Ferdinand Magellan
John Cabot
Jacques Cartier
Giovanni Verrazano
James Cook
While never actually setting
sail, Henry the Navigator
established a school for
navigation to train sailors.
This enabled Portugal to begin
exploring early and claim
islands in the Atlantic such
as Azores, Madeira, and Cape
Verde.
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What are Primary and Secondary Sources?
Sources provide evidence and information for
historians to analyze events. Historians use
primary and secondary sources to learn about
the past and draw conclusions.
Primary sources are materials that were created at the
time the event occurred or materials created by those
who experienced the event. These materials include
letters, speeches, diaries, newspaper articles from the
time period, interviews with people who were around when
the event occurred, documents, photographs, and
artifacts such as tools, weapons, or clothing from the
time period.
Secondary sources are materials that were created after
the event. These materials might tell you about an
event, person, time or place, but they were created by
someone not from the time period. Secondary sources can
include history books, school textbooks, encyclopedias,
History magazines, websites, and documentaries.
Test your knowledge out. Are these primary or secondary sources? Circle the
correct answer.
1. A biography of Theodore Roosevelt written in 2001
Primary
Secondary
2. Photographs of Civil War soldiers in their camp
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Primary
3. Letters written by Abraham Lincoln
Primary
Secondary
4. A documentary on PBS about World War II
Primary
Secondary
5. A newspaper article from 1912 about the sinking of the Titanic
Primary
Secondary
6. A speech given by Martin Luther King
Primary
Secondary
7. A magazine article about the War of 1812
Primary
Secondary
8. An interview you held with a Vietnam War veteran
Primary
Secondary
9. Benjamin Franklin’s Autobiography
Primary
Secondary
10. A newspaper article about the 50th anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack
Primary
Secondary
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Imagine that it is the year 3500 and a historian is
investigating what life was like for adolescents in the
2000s....
 Think about what primary source evidence you might leave
behind about your life.
 Create 3 neat and colorful illustrations that show these
primary sources in the boxes below.
 Write a paragraph on the back that explains what the
historian would learn about you from each of the primary
sources that you illustrated.
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