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Reasons for Exploration Gold, Glory, God 1.Sought new routes (Spice Trade) 2.Sought new Markets 3.Missionary 4.Sought fame and fortune (Renaissance)

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Page 1: Reasons for Exploration Gold, Glory, God 1.Sought new routes (Spice Trade) 2.Sought new Markets 3.Missionary 4.Sought fame and fortune (Renaissance)
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Reasons for ExplorationGold, Glory, God

1. Sought new routes (Spice Trade)

2. Sought new Markets

3. Missionary

4. Sought fame and fortune (Renaissance)

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New Technology1. Compass (Chinese invention)2. Astrolabe (Islamic invention)3. Cartography improved4. Shipwrights outfit new sails

(Arabic Invention) and multiple masts

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Caravel

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Leaders of Exploration

• Portugal–Prince Henry the Navigator

–First Explorers• Dias (1487)

• Vasco da Gama (1497)

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Spain• Ferdinand and Isabella began

Spain’s quest–Columbus (1492)

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Conflict and Resolution

Spain and Portugal laid claim to ‘New World’

Pope drew a Line of Demarcation(Spain gets West and Portugal gets East)

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SPAIN PORTUGAL

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Treaty of Tordesillas altered the Line

(Portugal got Brazil and East, Spain got West minus Brazil)

Line of Demarcation not acceptable

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SPAIN PORTUGAL

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Other Countries• Netherlands (Dutch)

–Dutch East India Company

• France–Quebec and Mississippi Delta

• England–Francis Drake and Pirates

–New England

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Columbian ExchangeColumbian Exchange

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Effects of Exploration1. Colonial competition

2. Native cultures absorb European culture

• Imposed or adopted

3. New markets

4. Decline of Mediterranean

5. New business methods