EXPLORATION Reasons for Exploration. Let’s Review Why did European's explore by sea? Who were the two main players in exploration? What are the Three.

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EXPLORATION Reasons for Exploration

Let’s Review Why did European's explore by sea? Who were the two main players in exploration? What are the Three “G’s”?

Let’s Explore “Exploration” some more!

Columbian Exchange describes the enormous exchange of plants, animals, foods, human populations (including slaves), diseases, and ideas between the Eastern and Western hemispheres that occurred after 1492.slaves diseasesEasternWestern

Columbian Exchange

Triangular Trade

Middle Passage the forced transportation of African people from Africa to the New World as part of the Atlantic slave trade African people AfricaNew World Atlantic slave trade the middle portion of the triangular trade voyage.triangular trade

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1. Political Developments New forms of GOVERNMENT in colonial areas.

SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS PEOPLE & RELIGION Christianity Spreads to new lands Population grew in America

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS MONEY Trade Routes shifts from Mediterranean Sea to the Atlantic Ocean. Capitalism and Mercantilism are used to promote trade. Increased IMPORTS

MERCANTILISM The belief that the wealth of a nation is based on its supply of GOLD and SILVER.

Mercantilism theory of trade fixed amount of gold export more than it imports accumulate bullion (gold)

Mercantilism There is a fixed amount of wealth in the world and that in order to receive a larger share, one country has to take some wealth away from another country.

What role did mercantilism play with the colonies? European powers aimed to colonize overseas lands that were rich in gold, silver, and raw materials that could not be produced at home. A powerful nation sought to buy raw materials from its own colonies.

Mercantilism was a major factor in which of the following? a.Signing military alliances for mutual protection. b.Establishing monarchies in Europe. c. Creating colonial empires. d.Generating new constitutions for developing countries.

What does this picture mean?

One of the main reasons why European nations colonized new areas was because they believed in mercantilism. This system was based on the idea that a nation made money by exporting more goods than it imported. European nations did whatever they could to secure that.

CAPITALISM Private ownership of a business. The goal is to make PROFIT !

Capitalism Production for a profit!

Powerful nations like Britain, France, and Spain realized that they could increase their exports and revenue by colonizing new areas. The colonized nations were forced to import the goods of the Mother Country, and the colonists were heavily taxed.

This system had positive and negative outcomes. Divide into two groups. – One group consider the advantages of colonialism. – The other should consider its disadvantages. Each group should write down three legitimate points. For example: Colonists can be taxed, thus providing new revenue.

Spain, France, Portugal, & Great Britain All set up colonies in America

But what were the colonists looking for??? GOD, GOLD, GLORY – Religious Freedom – Money

What were the mother countries looking for? Wanted colonies to give them gold, silver, furs, and cash crops!

QUESTIONS???