Unit 1 Early exploration

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Native Americans, explorers, trade.

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Ponce de Leon Country

Spain

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Fransisco Pizarro country

Spain

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Jaques Cartier country

France

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Father Marquette and Louis Joliet country

French

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Robert Cavalier de la Salle country

France

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Samuel Champlain Country

France

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Henry Hudson country

England

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John Cabot country

England

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Sir Francis Drake Country

England

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Peter Stuyvesant country

Dutch

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Ponce de Leon

Looked for Fountain of Youth and Florida

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fransisco pizzaro

Conquered the Incas (columbia)

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Robert Cavalier de la Salle

claimed the entire Mississippi Valley for France and named it Louisiana. Salied to the Gult of Mexico

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Samuel Champlain

established the French settlement of Quebec

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Henry Hudson

explored for the Dutch. He claimed the Hudson River around present day New York and called it New Netherland. He also had the Hudson Bay named for him

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John Cabot

Italian explorer who claimed Newfoundland for England while looking for Northwest Passage

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Sir Francis Drake

the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe and who helped to defeat the Spanish Armada

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Peter Stuyvesant

The governor of the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam, hated by the colonists. They surrendered the colony to the English on Sept. 8, 1664. Peg leg Pete

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Exploration

to travel for the purpose of discovery

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How did the first people come to America?

Corssing the Bering Strait

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Nomadic

wandering from place to place for food

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Astrolabe

instrument used to determine latitude by measuring the position of the stars. helped explorers use. Maps more effectivly. And easier.

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Caravel

A small, highly maneuverable three-masted ship used by the Portuguese and Spanish in the exploration of the Atlantic.

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Why did Europeans want to explore?

Gold, Glory, God. Also the. Rennesiance

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Who did Christopher Columbus encounter on his exploration

The People. And. The. Guanahani

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How many trips did Christopher Columbus take

4

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Who paid for Christopher Columbus' explorations

Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain

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Where did Christopher Columbus land and what did he call the new land

He landed in the Caribbean and he called the land San Salvador

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What was Spain looking for?

gold

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What was France looking for?

Northwest Passage

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What was England looking for?

Knowledge

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What were The Netherlands looking for?

Land

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What part of the americas did Spain discover

Alabama, arizona, carolinas, colorado, florida, georgia, Mississppi, new mexico, california

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What parts of the americas did France explore

Hudson Bay in the north to the mouth of the Mississippi in the south, and from Acadia in the east to the foothills of the Rockies in the west.

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What parts of the americas did England explore

North America, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean.

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What parts of the americas did the Netherlands explore

New York, the Carribbean

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Spains first settlement

St. Augustine, florida

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Netherlands first settlement

New amster damn, fort orange

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Native tribe for Spain

Violent relationship. Conquered incas

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Natives relationship with France

Huron - buisness and fur trade

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Natives relationship with England

Based on trade.

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Natives relationship with Netherlands

Peacful

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France's first settlement

Quebec

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Englands first settlement

Jamestown, Virginia

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Coumbian Exchange

The transatlantic trade of crops, technology, and culture between the Americas and Europe, Africa, and Asia that began in 1492 with Columbus's first voyage to the Americas

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Two items brought from the Americas (New World) during the Columbian Exchange were

Two significant items brought from the Americas during the Columbian Exchange were:

  1. Maize (corn): Maize was a staple crop in the Americas and had a profound impact on global agriculture and food production.

  2. Potatoes - helped agriculture

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2 items from the old world (Europe) brought in the columbian exchange

Sugar

Tabacco

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2 items brought from europe during the columbian exchange

sugar

tabacco - first drug. started addiction. Slavery came from it because it was in such high demand

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tabacco

cash crop. Started slavery because africans were beign sent over to farm it. High demand.

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How was the Columbian Exchange beneficial for the world

The Columbian Exchange had several benefits for the world:

  1. Goods: It introduced new crops to Europe and brought European crops to the Americas.

  2. Economic Growth: Valuable resources from the Americas contributed to the economic growth of European nations.

  3. Cultural Exchange: It promoted cultural diversity and innovation through the exchange of ideas, knowledge, and technology.

  4. Population Growth: New food crops and livestock increased agricultural productivity, leading to population growth.

  5. Medical Advancements: The exchange of medicinal plants and knowledge advanced medicine and healthcare.

Overall, the Columbian Exchange connected continents and fostered global interdependence.

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Who did not benefit from the Columbian Exchange and why?

The indigenous peoples of the Americas did not benefit from the Columbian Exchange. They suffered from diseases brought by Europeans, loss of land and resources, and forced labor.

Also Africans were forced to do unpaid labor for the farming of tabacco

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conquistador definition

A conquistador refers to a Spanish conqueror or explorer who played a significant role in the colonization and conquest of the Americas during the 15th and 16th centuries. They were primarily motivated by the desire for wealth, power, and spreading Christianity.

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northwest passage definition

The Northwest Passage refers to a sea route through the Arctic Ocean, connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. An allwater route. Also not real.

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why was the northwest passage considered valuable

The Northwest Passage was considered valuable because it offered a shorter route for trade between Europe and Asia. It was believed that finding this passage would significantly reduce travel time and costs, as well as provide access to valuable resources and new trading opportunities. However, it was later discovered that the passage was not commercially viable due to its challenging conditions and ice cover.

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How did new amsterdam become new york

New Amsterdam became New York in 1664 when the English took over. They renamed it in honor of the Duke of York, who later became King James II of England, due to conflicts between the Dutch and English colonial powers.

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Who was Cortez

Cortez refers to Hernán Cortés, a Spanish conquistador who led the expedition that caused the fall of the Aztec Empire in the early 16th century.

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Where did Hernan cortez travel to

Hernan Cortez traveled to Mexico

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what weakend the aztecs before they were conquered

The Aztecs were weakened by several factors before they were conquered. These include:

  1. The arrival of Spanish conquistadors led by Hernán Cortés, who brought advanced weaponry and diseases that devastated the Aztec population.

  2. Internal conflicts and rivalries among different city-states within the Aztec Empire.

  3. The belief among some indigenous groups that the Spanish were gods or allies, leading to alliances against the Aztecs.

  4. The disruption of the Aztec economy and trade networks due to the Spanish presence.

  5. The psychological impact of the Spanish conquest, including the capture and execution of their emperor, Montezuma II.

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How did peter Minute keep peace with the local American Indians in the purchase of Manhatten (consider the purchase)

????

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Relationship between American Indians and French and Dutch

the most peaceful of the four

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WHo paid for Jamestown

the virginia Company

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Significance of Pocahontas, Sir Walter Raleigh, John Smith, John Rolfe

Pocahontas brought peace between the Natives and the settlers when they got married.

Sir Walter Raleigh had the capital of Louisisana named after him.

John Smith

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What is a coureurs de bois?

translates to wood runner or fur trader

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Dutch East India Company- who were they?

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How did the defeat of the Spanish Armada have an effect on English exploration?


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Why did the settlers choose the location for Jamestown?


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Why did Jamestown, like Roanoke, fail in the beginning?

The settlers were unacustomed to working. THey didnt plan for harsh winters. Spent too much time searching for gold.

Disease from the infected river, hunger from not planting crops, attacks by local Native Americans

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How did the marriage of Pocahontas and Rolfe bring peace to Jamestown?

Their marriage showed that a Native could be tamed and civilized. It made peace between the English and Natives.

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What was the cash crop that Rolfe brought?

Tabacco

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Why did slavery start in Jamestown? (hint: think about the cash crop and why American Indians as a labor force stopped)


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When did France explore

before the Spainards

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Who led a group of Dutch settlers to the mouth of the Hudson River?

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The horrible effect Europeans had on Native Americans was

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Which country's explorers established trading posts to trade fur?

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The Renaissance led to the Age of Exploration because

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Which explorer conquered the Mayan and Incan empires?

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Which trading post along the Hudson River was the most important?

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The purpose of Columbus's voyage was to

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How did the French treat the Native Americans?

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For which country did Francisco Coronado explore?

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What Spanish conquistador conquered the Aztecs?

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How did the arrival of Europeans effect the Native Americans?

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Which explorer wrote books and stories about his adventures and the riches of Asia?

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In what year did Christopher Columbus sail to the Americas?

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Who are the "Big Three" European nations colonizing the Americas?

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What was the name of the settlement established by Peter Minuit?

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What was the main economic activity in New Netherland?

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What motivated the European Explorers to explore the Americas?

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Which American Indian group did the Dutch make friends with?

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What country did Cartier find and claim for the French?

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Which company privately funded New Netherland?

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What was the name of the Aztec capital city?

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For which country did Samuel de Champlain explore?

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What did De La Sou call the land he found

Louisiana

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what word means to overthrow a leader

mutiny

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Father Marquet and Louis Joliet travelled along which river

Mississippi

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cartier explored along what river

st.lawrance

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how many years did it take for John White to return

3

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What animal did French kill for fur

beaver

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Columbus’s boats

Nina, pinta, santa maria

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