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Title: The Race to the New World


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The Race to the New World
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Why search for new lands?
  • A. Reasons
  • 1. Space
  • a. growth of population
  • b. Food runs out/need new land
  • 2. Fame and Fortune
  • a. 700-1000 A.D. Vikings
  • b. 982 Eric the Red
  • c. 1001 Leif to Vinland

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3. How do we Know?
  • a. sagas
  • b. map
  • c. LAnse Aux Meadows
  • d. carbon dating
  • e. archaeology-nail

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B. Pull of Religion
  • 1. Life in the Middle Ages
  • a. most lived on manors
  • b. serfs

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2. Feudalism-Rule by lords.
  • a. King
  • b. Lords
  • c. Knights
  • d. Peasants

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3. The Church- Roman Catholic
  • a. mission to save souls-spread Christianity
  • b. Pope leads the Church
  • i. Pope, Cardinals, Bishops/Monsignor, friar Tuck

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4. Free the Holy Land
  • a. 1071 Seljuk Turks capture Jerusalem
  • b. They are Muslim-follow the teachings of
    Mohammad-Allah
  • c. 1095 Pope Urban II -Peace of God-Christians
    stop fighting Christians free Holy Land
  • d. CrusadeHoly WarJihad
  • e. Competition to save souls

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II. Effects of the Crusades on Exploration
  • A. Mixture of Cultures
  • 1. Crusades expand Europeans knowledge
  • a. spices
  • b. trade
  • c. sailing

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  • 2. Ptolemys book
  • a. Greek Scholar
  • b. World is round
  • c. latitude and longitude

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  • 3. Inventions
  • a. Astrolabe-Position by stars
  • b. magnetic compass- true north
  • c. caravel- tacking

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III. Where to go for new lands?
  • A. Marco Polo
  • 1. Genoa in Italy
  • 2. 1270 travels with pop to China
  • 3. riches of the silk road
  • 4. Italy has claim

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C. Impact of the Renaissance on Exploration
  • 1. Prince Henry the Navigator
  • a. school for navigation at Sagres Portugal
  • b. patronage
  • c. collect ancient and new knowledge in one place

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B. Portuguese
  • 1. School for sailing
  • 2. 1488 Bartolomeau Dias- Cape of Good Hope
  • 3. 1497 Vasco Da Gama India

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C. Christopher Columbus
  • 1. October 12, 1492- West Indies.
  • 2. A success?
  • a. First?
  • b. Indies? Indians?
  • 3. Importance
  • a. opens the floodgate of European exploration of
    the new world

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IV. The Race is on.
  • A. Participants
  • 1. Portugal
  • a. First out of the gate
  • b. Dias 1488
  • c. Cabral 1500
  • 2. Spain
  • a. Christopher 1492
  • b. Balboa 1513

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  • 3. England
  • a. Cabot 1497
  • 4. France
  • a. Verazano 1524
  • 5. The Netherlands
  • a. Hudson 1609

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B. Reasons
  • 1. New route to the riches of Indies
  • a. West Indies- Columbus mistake
  • b mythical northwest passage
  • 2. New Lands
  • a. resources

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B. Renaissance
  • 1. Return to the light of Rome
  • 2. Civilization-1455-Gutenbergs Movable type-
    Bible
  • 3. Nation States
  • 4. Period of Learning

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  • 3. Religion
  • a. save souls
  • b. line of demarcation
  • c. religious freedom / escape persecution

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C. Rivalries
  • 1. Country vs. Country
  • a. England vs. Spain
  • b. Sea Dogs
  • 1588 Spanish Armada
  • 2. Church vs. Church
  • a. 1517 Reformation
  • b. Catholic vs. Protestant
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