Transcript Chapter 3
The Age of
Exploration
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Chapter 3
Exploration and
Technology
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Chapter 3
Lesson 1
A Rush of New Ideas
When:
1400’s
What:
Renaissance
Merchants wanted:
Asian goods: spicies and silk
Problems:
Incorrect maps
Lack of technology
Dangerous journey
The World Awaits
Person:
Prince Henry of Portugal
What He did:
Opened a school of navigation
Results made ocean exploration
possible
Better ships
Maps
Navigation tools
The Business of
Exploring
Sailor:
Christopher Columbus
Goal:
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Sail West to Asia
What he needed
Money for ships, crew, and supplies
Solution
King & Queen of Spain agreed to help
Two Worlds Meet
Where He Landed:
Island in the Caribbean
Where he believed he landed
Asia
Where he actually landed
Island in Bahamas: San Salvador
Return to Spain
Treated like heroes and inspired others
to explore
A Changing World
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Chapter 3 Lesson 2
England Explores
Explorer:
John Cabot
Year: 1497
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Thought he found Asia
Actually landed on the coast of
present-day New Foundland and
Labrador
A New Map of the World
Explorer:
Amerigo Vespucci
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Where he sailed:
South American coast
Realized he was on lands not yet
known to Europeans
Not in Asia…proved Columbus wrong
North and South American were
named after him
Reaching the Pacific
Explorer:
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
Year: 1513
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What he Did:
Crossed the Isthmus of Panama and
reached the Pacific Ocean
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A New View of The
World
Explorer:
Ferdinand Magellan
Named the Pacific Ocean
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Pacific means “peaceful”
What he Did:
His sailors were the first to travel around the
world
What happened to Magellan?
Died in a battle in the Philippine Islands, so he
didn’t make it all the way around the world
Spanish Explorations
Chapter 3 Lesson 3
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The Spanish Explore
Florida
Explorer:
Juan Ponce De Leon
Set out to find the Fountain of
Youth (he had no such luck)
He did land in Florida and
claimed it for Spain
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Early Conquistadors
Explorer:
Hernando Cortes
Conquered the Aztecs and built
Mexico City
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Early Conquistadors
Explorer:
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
Set out to find the Seven Cities
of Gold (He had no such luck)
He did explore the
south-west and claimed
the lands for Spain
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Expeditions Continue
Explorer:
Francisco Pizarro
Conquered the Inca empire and
took the lands for Spain
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Expeditions Continue
Explorer:
Hernando de Soto
He explored the south-east and
claimed the lands for
Spain
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Missionaries to America
In Europe there was
disagreements over religion
with the Catholic Church
To gain new followers, convert
Native Americans, and to share
in the wealth, the Catholic
Church sent missionaries to the
New World
Other Nations Explore
Chapter 3 Lesson 4
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The Northwest passage
What was it?
A short cut to Asia
European nations wanted to
gain wealth and power
Giovanni da Verrazano
Looking for the Northwest
Passage ( didn’t find it)
What he did:
Searched coastlines of North
America
Met many Native
American tribes
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Jacques Cartier
Looking for the Northwest
Passage ( didn’t find it)
What he did:
Claimed land around the St.
Lawrence River for
France
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Henry Hudson
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Went on 4 voyages looking for the
Northwest Passage ( didn’t find it)
What he did:
Sailed through the Arctic Ocean
Claimed the Hudson River Valley for
Dutch
Claimed the Hudson Bay for England
What happened to Hudson?
His crew mutinied and left him and 8
others adrift on a boat in the Artic…he
was never seen again!