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1 1. List the three motivations of Explorers: 2. What trade route were many explorers searching for? 3. What part of Europe were explorers from? 4. List four main countries most explorers were from: Explorers Review

2 1. List the three motivations of Explorers: 2. What trade route were many explorers searching for? 3. What part of Europe were explorers from? 4. List four main countries most explorers were from: Explorers Review Gold: get rich! Glory: get famous! God: get converts to Christianity!

3 1. List the three motivations of Explorers: 2. What trade route were many explorers searching for? 3. What part of Europe were explorers from? 4. List four main countries most explorers were from: Explorers Review Gold: get rich! Glory: get famous! God: get converts to Christianity! A western route to Asia (China and India)

4 1. List the three motivations of Explorers: 2. What trade route were many explorers searching for? 3. What part of Europe were explorers from? 4. List four main countries most explorers were from: Explorers Review Gold: get rich! Glory: get famous! God: get converts to Christianity! A western route to Asia (China and India) Western Europe (on Atlantic Coast)

5 1. List the three motivations of Explorers: 2. What trade route were many explorers searching for? 3. What part of Europe were explorers from? 4. List four main countries most explorers were from: Explorers Review Gold: get rich! Glory: get famous! God: get converts to Christianity! A western route to Asia (China and India) Western Europe (on Atlantic Coast) Spain, Portugal, England, and France

6 5. Who was Vasco da Gama? 6. What year did Columbus sail? 7. What was Columbus’ purposes for sailing? 8. What did Columbus discover? 9. Why did Ferdinand Magellan sail? Explorers Review

7 5. Who was Vasco da Gama? 6. What year did Columbus sail? 7. What was Columbus’ purposes for sailing? 8. What did Columbus discover? 9. Why did Ferdinand Magellan sail? Explorers Review First European to sail to India (around Africa)

8 5. Who was Vasco da Gama? 6. What year did Columbus sail? 7. What was Columbus’ purposes for sailing? 8. What did Columbus discover? 9. Why did Ferdinand Magellan sail? Explorers Review First European to sail to India (around Africa) 1492

9 5. Who was Vasco da Gama? 6. What year did Columbus sail? 7. What was Columbus’ purposes for sailing? 8. What did Columbus discover? 9. Why did Ferdinand Magellan sail? Explorers Review First European to sail to India (around Africa) 1492 to find a western route to Asia--to convert indigenous peoples to Christianity

10 5. Who was Vasco da Gama? 6. What year did Columbus sail? 7. What was Columbus’ purposes for sailing? 8. What did Columbus discover? 9. Why did Ferdinand Magellan sail? Explorers Review First European to sail to India (around Africa) 1492 to find a western route to Asia--to convert indigenous peoples to Christianity America

11 5. Who was Vasco da Gama? 6. What year did Columbus sail? 7. What was Columbus’ purposes for sailing? 8. What did Columbus discover? 9. Why did Ferdinand Magellan sail? Explorers Review First European to sail to India (around Africa) 1492 to find a western route to Asia--to convert indigenous peoples to Christianity America to find a western route to Asia

12 10. What did Magellan’s men do? 11. What is Hernan Cortes famous for? 12. What is Francisco Pizarro famous for? 13. What is a “conquistador?” 14. What disease killed most Native Americans? Explorers Review

13 10. What did Magellan’s men do? 11. What is Hernan Cortes famous for? 12. What is Francisco Pizarro famous for? 13. What is a “conquistador?” 14. What disease killed most Native Americans? Explorers Review Circumnavigate (sail around) the world

14 10. What did Magellan’s men do? 11. What is Hernan Cortes famous for? 12. What is Francisco Pizarro famous for? 13. What is a “conquistador?” 14. What disease killed most Native Americans? Explorers Review Circumnavigate (sail around) the world He conquered the Aztec Empire in Mexico--claimed Mexico for Spain

15 10. What did Magellan’s men do? 11. What is Hernan Cortes famous for? 12. What is Francisco Pizarro famous for? 13. What is a “conquistador?” 14. What disease killed most Native Americans? Explorers Review Circumnavigate (sail around) the world He conquered the Aztec Empire in Mexico--claimed Mexico for Spain He conquered the Inca Empire in Peru/Chile--claimed land for Spain

16 10. What did Magellan’s men do? 11. What is Hernan Cortes famous for? 12. What is Francisco Pizarro famous for? 13. What is a “conquistador?” 14. What disease killed most Native Americans? Explorers Review Circumnavigate (sail around) the world He conquered the Aztec Empire in Mexico--claimed Mexico for Spain He conquered the Inca Empire in Peru/Chile--claimed land for Spain a Spanish conqueror

17 10. What did Magellan’s men do? 11. What is Hernan Cortes famous for? 12. What is Francisco Pizarro famous for? 13. What is a “conquistador?” 14. What disease killed most Native Americans? Explorers Review Circumnavigate (sail around) the world He conquered the Aztec Empire in Mexico--claimed Mexico for Spain He conquered the Inca Empire in Peru/Chile--claimed land for Spain a Spanish conqueror small pox

18 15. Who was Sir Francis Drake: 16. List two famous acts for which Drake is known: 17. What did Jacques Cartier do? 18. What eventually happened to this land? Explorers Review

19 15. Who was Sir Francis Drake: 16. List two famous acts for which Drake is known: 17. What did Jacques Cartier do? 18. What eventually happened to this land? Explorers Review English Explorer

20 15. Who was Sir Francis Drake: 16. List two famous acts for which Drake is known: 17. What did Jacques Cartier do? 18. What eventually happened to this land? Explorers Review English Explorer First Englishman to circumnavigate the Earth. Also famous for pirating Spanish ships and ports in America

21 15. Who was Sir Francis Drake: 16. List two famous acts for which Drake is known: 17. What did Jacques Cartier do? 18. What eventually happened to this land? Explorers Review English Explorer First Englishman to circumnavigate the Earth. Also famous for pirating Spanish ships and ports in America Claimed Quebec (Canada) for France

22 15. Who was Sir Francis Drake: 16. List two famous acts for which Drake is known: 17. What did Jacques Cartier do? 18. What eventually happened to this land? Explorers Review English Explorer First Englishman to circumnavigate the Earth. Also famous for pirating Spanish ships and ports in America Claimed Quebec (Canada) for France France lost all of Canada to Great Britain in the Seven Years’ War (1754-61)

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