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S.S.-AgeExploration

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Purposes for Exploration Obtaining natural resources Religous freedom/to spread religion To find the Northwest Passage To gain power over other European countries
Natural resouces included spices, minerals (gold, silver, and copper) land, animals and skins, and eventually human labor (slaves)
Examples of religous freedom/spreading a religion The Plymouth Rock Colony The Spanish, Portuguese, and French desire to spread Catholism
Portuguese Explorers 1) Prince Henry 2)Bartholonew Diaz 3)Vasco da Gama, 4) Ferdinand Magellan, 5)Christopher Columbus* & 6) Pedro Alvares Cabral
Prince Henry developed a Navigation school in Portugal (1394)
Bartholomew Diaz sailed to the Cape of Good Hope (1487)
Vasco da Gama first European to reach India (1498)
Ferdinand Magellan led the first voyage around the world (1519)
Christopher Columbus* born in Italy, lived in Portugal, sailed for Spain...landed in the ¨New World¨ (1492)
Pedro Alvarez Cabral 1st European to see Brazil (1500)
Spanish Explorers 1) Christopher Columbus 2)Herman Cortes 3)Vasco Balboa 4)Francisco Pizarro 5)Vasquez de Coronado 6)Hernando de Soto 7)Juan Ponce de Leon
Christopher Columbus funded by King Ferdinand & Queen Isabella of Spain 1492 Explored Domincan Republic, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat 1498 Venezuela 1502 Honduras & Panama
Herman Cortes (1485-1547) Captured Tenochtitlan and Aztec king Montezuma in modern Mexico
Vasco Balboa 1513 - 1st European explorer to see the Pacific Ocean from its Eastern shore - claimed all of the Pacific Ocean and the land it touched for Spain
Francisco Pizarro 1534 conquered the Incas to Peru Founded Lima, Peru traveled with Balboa to NEW WORLD in 1513 Hernando de Soto was on this voyage with Pizarro
Vasquez de Coronado 1st European to explore Southwest of North America (Arizona & New Mexico) He was looking for the 7 cities of gold (El Dorado) 1st European to see the Grand Canyon
Hernando De Soto explored Florida and Southeastern America became wealthy with Incan gold governor of Cuba (1538-39) buried along the banks of the Mississippi
Juan Ponce De Leon 1st European to see Florida was in search of the fountain of youth
Italian explorers 1) Amerigo Vespucci 2)Giovanni da Verrazzano
Amerigo Vespucci *North and South American continent are named after him immigrated to Spain in 1505 and sailed for King Ferdinand. *1507 German mapmaker Martin Waldseemuller prints a map that used America to name the NEW WORLD
Giovanni da Verrazzano explored the Northeast coast of North America from Cape Fear, North Carolina to Maine PIRATE - captured a Spanish ship with gold from Aztecs that had been taken by Herman Cortes 1527 captured and executed by the Spanish
French Explorers 1) Jacques Cartier 2)Jacques Marquette 3)Robert de LaSalle
Jacques Carter named Canada ¨Kanata¨ after the Huron-Iroquois word meaning village was with Giovanni da Verrazzano (see ITALY) on expedition to North America Made 3 voyages to spread Catholism to native people
Jasques Marquette was a French Jesuit Priest disovered the Mississippi River (Northern Part) 1666 was sent to Canada to convert native peopel to Catholism learned 6 Native American languages 1675 died near Ludington, Michigan
Robert de LaSalle 1666 went Quebec looking for the Northwest Passage. Also explored Lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, Michigan(around wisconsin Spring 1682 - found the Mississippi, went south, claimed river and all land touching it for France (Louisana)
Created by: jschroeder4
 

 



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