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Political Causes of the Age of Exploratioin |
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New Monarchs- more land= wealth=power Prester John-(myth) white christian ruler in Africa (ruled by the Muslims) hooked up w/ for alliances & taking muslims over |
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Age of Exploration-Technology |
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Astrolabe- location Hourglass-time Magnetic Compass- points N Fully Rigged Ship- has both rectangle & triangle sails Rear Rudder Cannons |
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Economic Causes of the Age of Exploration |
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Direct Trade Routes w/ Asia- Indains were middle-man & jacked up prices Joint Stock Companies- several investors joined together to raise capital they got stock so they could finance a voyage |
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Social Causes of the Age of Exploration |
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Adventure- exciting Upward Mobility- to get more money, 2 be higher up Religion- ones who weren't Anglican's might want to come to the new land |
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Who started the Age of Exploration? |
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Columbus and the discovery of America Who discovered direct routes to the east? Who sponsored improvements in navigation? |
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Europeans discovered direct routes to the east led by the Portugese. Prince Henry of Portugal sponsored improvements. |
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Christopher Columbus- cartographer; sail west to go east Turned to Spain |
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Spain Marriage of Who? Who drives out he mores? Who finances Columbus? When does Columbus reach the west indies? |
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Marriage Ferdinand of Aragon & Isabella of Castille-Leon
El cid drives out the mores
Isabella decides to finance Columbus
Columbus reached the west indies on Oct. 12, 1492 |
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Ponce de leon- Florida Cortez- Aztecs John Cabot- Italian sails for Englan Henry VII; English claim for N.E. 1497 |
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SPANISH AMERICAN EMPIRE Papal Line of Demarcation Portugal concentrated on Spain concentrate on |
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1493, Pope divided the non- christains world between Spain & Portugal
Portugal concentrated on Africa & Brazil
Spain concentrated on the Caribbean and Americas |
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redrawing of the papal line of demarcation; between Portugal & Spain |
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conquered the Aztecs looked for the el derado |
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crossed the isthmus of Panama |
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explored the Mississippi River |
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1535 discovers the opening to the St. Lawrance Sea Way |
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Why did the Europeans have that the Indains didnt? |
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They had weapons which provided the tools for domination. |
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What did Europeans regard Indians as? |
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They regarded Indians as heathen bc they did not worship the Christian God- they are inferior beings |
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Some Europeans believed indiands were miniors of? |
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Satan(servants of satan); that they were unworthy of Christianty |
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Leonardo Raphael Michelangelo |
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Commericial Revolution- growth of use of money, trade, and banking -domestic system- production of goods -mercantilism- econmic theory; dominant in europe 16th century until 1800s capitalism takes over |
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rule Europe; personal control over army-> have to raise money to pay for army -> taxes -> tax colletors -> gov. increases to meet terms |
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Henry IV France- brings wars of religion to an end Henry VII of England- brings wars of the roses to an end (between white and red) Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain- finance columbus; gets rid of moors; gets married |
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astrolabe- location hourglass- time magnetic compass- points N fully rigged ship- both a rectangle and triangular sail rear rudder cannon |
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Columbian Exchange For Europe to America |
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wheat rice sugar cane horses cows sheep pigs wine (grapes- religion spall pow and measles- disease africans asiento |
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Columbian Exchange For America to Europe |
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potatoes corn squash beans tobacoo- imp. cropped produced in the New World and imp. to Europe cotton strawberry syphillis chocolate vanilla peanuts quinine (helped to cure Malaria) pineapple |
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