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The Age of Exploration Review

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The silk road was...

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The silk road was...


What is a transcontinental trade route


The silk road stretched from...

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The silk road stretched from...


What is From China to Europe


The silk road served as the greatest trade route in the world until about 1360. At that time, the Mongol Empire disintegrated, and this became a sfarer and faster way to travel.

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The silk road served as the greatest trade route in the world until about 1360. At that time, the Mongol Empire disintegrated, and this became a sfarer and faster way to travel.


Sea Routes


This, in addition to goods, was traded along the silk road.

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This, in addition to goods, was traded along the silk road.


Ideas, communication systems, alliances, religion


At least three goods that were traded between Eastern Asia and Europe along the silk road...

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At least three goods that were traded between Eastern Asia and Europe along the silk road...


What are...

  • Medicine
  • Perfumes
  • Spices
  • Livestock
  • silk


These two groups fought for control over the most holy city.

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These two groups fought for control over the most holy city.


Who are Muslims and Christians


Christians and Muslims fought for control of Jerusalem because...

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Christians and Muslims fought for control of Jerusalem because...


Both considered it holy land


Christians wanted control over Jerusalem for this reason.

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Christians wanted control over Jerusalem for this reason.


Jesus had spent most his life there, was born in near by Bethleham, etc.


Muslim fought for control of Jerusalem because...

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Muslim fought for control of Jerusalem because...


Considered it holy land, Muhammad had prayed there, etc.


The Crusades were the most successful failure because...

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The Crusades were the most successful failure because...


They did not capture the holy city; however, they increased trade helping to end fuedalism.


This many trained new explorers before voyages, but he never navigated the seas.

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This many trained new explorers before voyages, but he never navigated the seas.


Who is Prince Henry the Navigator


This explorer was the first to circumnavigate (sail around) the globe.

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This explorer was the first to circumnavigate (sail around) the globe.


Who was Ferdinand Magellan


This explorer made lasting contact with the Amerian continents.

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This explorer made lasting contact with the Amerian continents.


Who is Christopher Columbus


How the voyages of Giovanni Verrazano changed geography for generations to come...

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How the voyages of Giovanni Verrazano changed geography for generations to come...


Changed details on maps and how people viewed the world.


This explorer was the first to sail to India by going around Africa.

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This explorer was the first to sail to India by going around Africa.


Vasco da Gama


This was founded by Prince Henry the Navigator in 1416.

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This was founded by Prince Henry the Navigator in 1416.


What is the school of Navigation in Sagres


This person was the first to sale beyond the Cape of Bojador in 1434.

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This person was the first to sale beyond the Cape of Bojador in 1434.


Who is Gil Eannes?


Columbus was originally looking for...

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Columbus was originally looking for...


A route to India.


Exploration would allow countries to gain...

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Exploration would allow countries to gain...


wealth,fortune, new land, start new colonies


This explorer found a passable route around Cape Bojador marked the beginning of the Portueges exploration of Africa.

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This explorer found a passable route around Cape Bojador marked the beginning of the Portueges exploration of Africa.


who is Gil Eannes


This explorer was the first to round the southern tip of Africa

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This explorer was the first to round the southern tip of Africa


Bartolomeu Dias


The Age of Exploration

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The Age of Exploration


What is when Europeans began exploring the world by sea in search of trading partners, new goods, and new trade routes.


The place of Prince Henry's birth.

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The place of Prince Henry's birth.


What is Portugal?


BONUS

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BONUS


BONUS


A small, highly maneuverable sailing ship developed in the 15th century by the Portuguese to explore along the West African coast and into the Atlantic Ocean.

 

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A small, highly maneuverable sailing ship developed in the 15th century by the Portuguese to explore along the West African coast and into the Atlantic Ocean.

 


What is a caravel?


The Two Main countries to send European Explorers were...


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The Two Main countries to send European Explorers were...


What is Portugal and Spain?





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