1. Age of Exploration The Discovery of a New World 2. Let’s look at how the Age of Exploration began. In order to understand how important exploration was to the world,…

Slide 1The Crusades Slide 2 Crusades 1096-1272 AD What: military expeditions Who: sent by different popes Why: to capture the Holy Land from the Muslim Turks http://www.history.com/topics/crusades/videos#roots-of-the-crusades…

Slide 1 Chapter 19 The Age of Exploration Slide 2 History Background Factors leading to the Age of Exploration ◦ The Crusades – Europeans wanted Asian goods ◦ Marco…

Slide 1PORTUGAL By: Mary Feit, Oscar Juarez, Brenda Martinez and Xochytl Nuñez Slide 2 OBJECTIVE ONE: WHAT LED TO EUROPEAN EXPLORATION  Desire for new sources of wealth…

Slide 1 (c) 2003 Wadsworth Group All rights reserved Chapter 1 When Old Worlds Collide: Contact, Conquest, Catastrophe Chapter 1 Slide 2 Peoples in Motion: From Beringia…

Slide 1 Historical Change Essential Questions 1.How does the physical and human geography of the world change over time? 2.What are the main causes of historical change?…

Slide 1 European Settlements in North America The Age of Exploration begins Early Spanish colonies Other countries begin to colonize Early English colonies Slide 2 What were…

Results of the Crusades Mr. Barchetto Notes #5 Results of the Crusades Pt.1 THE POPEâS POWER DIMINSHES In the beginning the Crusades provided political power and wealth…

Age of Exploration Mr. Ornstein Willow Canyon High School Causes of the Age of Exploration After the Crusades Europeans Wanted Increased Trade With Asia Want Spices Causes…

PowerPoint Presentation Exploration Beginning in the 1400s the Age of Exploration was when European countries expanded outside of its borders. Before the time Europe remained…