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Wednesday, Sept. 7th 1. Get out your spiral and update your table of contents DateTitle Entry # 8/30Mapping the Physiographic Features of the U.S.5 8/31U.S. Map6 9/2 European Exploration of the Americas7 9/6Exploration Vocabulary 8 9/7America Before Columbus movie9 9/7Why Exploration? Notes10 3.Turn to entry # 9 and Title it: America Before Columbus movie

America Before Columbus #9 ColumbusWhy the Europeans came?/or went? Natives What the Europeans found in the Americas? What the Europeans brought with them? Effects of European exploration.

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? I.Causes

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? I.Causes Political = Expansion of Empire

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? I.Causes Political = Expansion of Empire Economic = Shorter trade route to Asia (Northwest Passage) Profit (Mercantilism) natural resources (gold, corn, lumber, tobacco)

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? I.Causes Political = Expansion of Empire Economic = Shorter trade route to Asia (Northwest Passage) Profit (Mercantilism) natural resources (gold, corn, lumber, tobacco) Religious = Christianize the Natives (competition b/w Catholics and Protestants)

#9 Why Explore? What were the reasons? I.Causes Political = Expansion of Empire Economic = Shorter trade route to Asia (Northwest Passage) Profit (Mercantilism) natural resources (gold, corn, lumber, tobacco) Religious = Christianize the Natives (competition b/w Catholics and Protestants) Curiosity and Adventure

#9 Why Explore? What were the reasons? II. Effects

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? II.Effects Europeans reach the Americas

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? II.Effects Europeans reach the Americas European settlement of the Americas

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? II.Effects Europeans reach the Americas European settlement of the Americas Expanded knowledge of world geography

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? II.Effects Europeans reach the Americas European settlement of the Americas Expanded knowledge of world geography Development of trade (Columbian Exchange)

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? II.Effects Europeans reach the Americas European settlement of the Americas Expanded knowledge of world geography Development of trade (Columbian Exchange) 1,000’s of Natives die because of disease and war

#10 Why Explore? What were the reasons? II.Effects Europeans reach the Americas European settlement of the Americas Expanded knowledge of world geography Development of trade (Columbian Exchange) 1,000’s of Natives die because of disease and war Africans brought to use as slave labor

European Exploration Vocabulary #8 1. Mercantilisman economic system in which nations increase their wealth and power by obtaining resources from their colonies and by establishing a favorable balance of trade. 2. Northwesta water route between the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans along Passagethe northern coast of North America; Europeans since the 16th century had searched for a short route to the Far East 3. Columbiandescribes the interchange of plants, animals, and diseases between Exchangethe Old World and the Americas following Columbus's arrival in the Caribbean in 1492Columbus 4. Transatlanticthe passage across the Atlantic from W Africa to the West Indies or Slave TradeAmerica that was the route of the former slave trade 5. Triangulara pattern of colonial commerce in which slaves were bought on the TradeAfrican Gold Coast Trade with New England rum and then traded in the West Indies for sugar or molasses, which was brought back to New England to be manufactured into rum.