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what was their motivation for exploration
break italian and muslim monopoly, crusades, new demand for luxury items, curious about the world, spread christianity
what european countries were involved
spain, portugal, france, dutch, british
who sought religious freedom?
puritans
new navigational tools
better maps (portolan) and ships, stern rudder, quadrant, astrolabe, sextant, magnetic compass
technology brought back
chinese compass, lateen sail, chinese sternpost rudder, muslim portolan charts and maps
ship designs
caravel (triangular sails for against wind), carrack (3 masts), fluyt (dutch, exclusively for commerce)
spanish vs portuguese approach to exploration
both explored to find new lands, but portuguese also valued trade and finding trade routes
portuguese voyager: prince henry (1394-1460)
school of navigation to train soldiers to sail further down the west coast of africa
portuguese voyager: fernao gomes (1469)
sao tome, sugar plantation, opened gold coast
portuguese voyager: bartolomeu dias (1488)
discovered tip of africa
portuguese voyager: vasco de gama (1498)
sailed around africa to india, no trade established
portuguese voyager: pedro cabral (1500)
claimed brazil, opened trade with india
spanish explorer: christopher columbus (1492-1502)
sailed west to find east, discovered america without knowing it, 4 voyages, governor of colony
spanish explorer: ferdinand magellan (1519-1521)
circumnavigated the globe, died in philippines, 5 ships with 270 men (1 ship, 18 men returned)
what solved the dispute between portugal and spain?
the treaty of tordesillas (1494)