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6X 2017-11-20 Monday The Race for Empires Objective: Describe how other European nations began to make settlements in the Americas. Agenda: Prayer DO Now: Pull up Google Classroom Assignment: “The Race for Empires Lesson Questions” – Read all of the questions. Predict the answers in your NOTEBOOK – not the Google Document. Share predictions. Lesson: The Race for Empires Homework: Define Chapter 2.4 Key Terms and People in your notebook

The Race for Empires Chapter 2.4 Lesson Questions and Answers How would events in Europe affect the settlements in the Americas? What led to the weakening of the Spanish empire? What is a charter? Who was the first person to receive a charter from England to settle in the Americas? What colony did he establish? Where was it? What happened to the first English colony? Give the names of 3 French explorers and state where they explored. What was the relationship like between the French and the Native Americans? The American Dutch and the Swedish settlements were on what major river? What were their settlements called? What eventually happened to the Swedish settlement? Explorer Country Places explored Cabot Cartier Hudson

Other European nations challenged Spain in the Americas. The Race for Empires The Big Idea Other European nations challenged Spain in the Americas. Main Ideas Events in Europe affected settlement of North America. Several explorers searched for a Northwest Passage to the Pacific Ocean. European nations raced to establish empires in North America.

Main Idea 1: Events in Europe affected settlement of North America. Martin Luther, a German priest, protested the practices of the Catholic Church in 1517 leading to a religious reform movement called the Protestant Reformation. Reformers became known as Protestants. The printing press, a machine that produces printed copies, helped spread the ideas of the Reformation. Conflict between Catholics and Protestants in Europe often led to civil war. King Henry VIII defied the pope and founded the Church of England, or Anglican Church, in 1534.

How would the events in Europe affect settlements in America?

Spain and England Go to War King Philip II used Spain’s wealth to lead a Counter-Reformation against the Protestants. Philip sent the Spanish Armada to England to overthrow Queen Elizabeth and the Anglican Church. The smaller English fleet defeated the Armada. Spain was also weakened by economic problems, including inflation, a rise in the price of goods caused by an increase in the amount of money in use. England, France, and the Netherlands challenged Spanish power in the Americas.

What led to the weakening of the Spanish?

Main Idea 2: Several explorers searched for a Northwest Passage to the Pacific Ocean. Italian sailor John Cabot, sailing for the English, searched for a passage to the Pacific Ocean along the coast of Canada and Newfoundland. This became the basis of England’s claim to North America. Cabot Frenchman Jacques Cartier sailed down the Saint Lawrence river all the way to present-day Montreal, claiming lands for France. Cartier The English captain Henry Hudson led a Dutch expedition to present-day New York in 1609. Hudson

Explorer Country Places explored Cabot Cartier Hudson

Main Idea 3: European nations raced to establish empires in North America. Spanish and Portuguese were the early leaders in exploration and colonization of Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. English, French and Dutch then focused on North America for expansion of their empires.

English Settlement The English decided to found a colony in North America in the late 1500s. Sir Walter Raleigh received a charter, a document giving him permission to start a colony. He sent an expedition that landed in present-day North Carolina and Virginia. The colony established at Roanoke by John White in 1587, in what is now Virginia, mysteriously disappeared.

English Settlements (Questions 4, 5, and 6) What is a charter? Who was the first person to receive a charter from England to settle in the Americas? What colony did he establish? Where was it? What happened to the first English colony?

French Empire in North America First settlements were in Florida, but they were soon destroyed and the settlers driven out by the Spanish. The explorations of Jacques Cartier and Samuel de Champlain gave France a claim in the north, in present-day Canada along the Saint Lawrence River. The North American territory that spread out from the St. Lawrence River in the late 1600s was called New France. Fur traders, explorers, and missionaries populated the region. René-Robert de La Salle claimed lands along the Mississippi River and in the Mississippi Valley. French settlers developed close trading relationship with the Native Americans.

#7-8 7. Give the names of 3 French explorers and state where they explored. 8. What was the relationship like between the French and the Native Americans?

Dutch and Swedish Presence New Netherland The Dutch came to America for trade. They settled land between the Delaware and Hudson rivers. Manhattan Island was purchased from local Native Americans and called New Amsterdam. New Sweden Colonists settled along the Delaware River. New Christina, the first Swedish settlement, was founded in 1638. The Dutch conquered New Sweden in 1655.

# 9 The American Dutch and the Swedish settlements were on what major river? What were their settlements called? What eventually happened to the Swedish settlement?