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Chapter 10 The Age of Exploration Traders & Explorers Lesson 1

Marco Polo Italian merchant who spent 25 years in Asia

Khanbalik City in china that was unknown to the Europeans

Kublai Khan Great Chinese Leader

Book written by Marco Polo Ye shall find all kinds of wonderful things!

Henry the Navigator Convinced there was an all water route from Europe to the Indies

Astronomy Study of planets, stars, & other heavenly bodies

Compass Most important instrument of navigation

Caravel Sailing ship better suited for rough seas & long voyages

Bartholomeu Dias Left Portugal & steered his fleet around the southern tip of Africa – called it the “Cape of Storms”

Vasco da Gama Sailed his ships into India

Calicut Port in India in which da Gama sailed

Christopher Columbus Sails for India, discovers the “new world”

Christopher Columbus

Chapter 10 The Age of Exploration The Beginning of Modern Science Lesson 2

Copernicus Astronomer who believed that the revolved around the sun

Geocentric Theory All the planets revolve around the sun

Heliocentric Theory The sun is the center of the universe

Galileo Developed a way to prove the truth of the Heliocentric Theory

Telescope Makes faraway objects appear closer

Isaac Newton Offered proof that the earth revolves around the sun

Gravity Force that causes objects to be pulled toward the center of the Earth