Power Mapping the Three Worlds before Columbus (ch.1)

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Portugal Overseas route to Asia = colonies For spices and jewels Closest to Atlantic Ocean.

Advertisements

Triangular Trading This map will show the shipping routes and trading good from each nation. Thirteen Colonies England & Europe Africa West Indies Show.

Pre- Columbian time period. First Americans came from Asia Supposedly crossed the Bering Strait during the Ice Age Following a food source Gradual migration.

Triangular Trade and Middle Passage 17 th & 18 th Centuries.

R59 Columbian Exchange & African Slave Trade. New things introduced to Europe as a result of the Columbian Exchange New things introduced to the Americas.

Exploration and Expansion Ch 16. Why - Motivations.

Objectives: 7.G.1.1 I can explain how environmental conditions and human response to those conditions influence modern societies and regions. (e.g. natural.

Unit 4: A Legacy of Colonialism: Latin America

 1. What is one thing that helped Europeans start exploring?  2. Name one early explorer and where he went.  3. What was one effect of Columbian Exchange?

The Columbian Exchange and African Slavery In the New World.

Review of Causes/Effects of Exploration. ► Lure of wealth from trade ► Power that came from the wealth  Made countries to desire more trade.

Monarchies and Empire Effects of European Expansion, Competition, and Colonialism Objective: Evaluate the effects of colonialism on Africa, the Americas,

The exchange of ideas, products, and diseases between the Old and New Worlds. Why would it be named after Christopher Columbus?

THE AGE OF EXPLORATION 15TH AND 16TH CENTURY

The Columbian Exchange 4-2

Western Europe.

Draw a line in your journal, write the date, and complete this task:

The Atlantic World- Chapter 4

US History, Unit 1 Pre-Columbian period and European colonization of North America.

SSWH10: The student will analyze the impact of the age of discovery and expansion into the Americas, Africa, & asia.

Friday, August 31 Date Title Entry #

Who am I? Christopher Columbus 1492 – Columbus and three ships sail from Spain Born in Italy but sailed for Spain Purpose: Sail to Asia (India) by.

Why did Europe explore and Colonize the North America?

Lecture 1: Key Concept Communication and Exchange

Latin America History TEST REVIEW

Europeans vs Native Americans and West Africans

Ch. 3 / Sec. 1 What is the main motive for northern European nations exploring new trade routes? (What motive would gain importance after the Reformation?)

7 October 2014 Do now: Prepare for your quiz.

Quick Fire We just learned that many Africans were traded by the African Slave Kingdoms to Europeans. What do you think the Europeans traded with the African.

SSWH 10 Analyze the impact of the age of discovery and expansion into the Americas, Africa, and Asia.

DECEMBER 5, 2016 Get out sheet of notebook paper and pencil Columbian Exchange TEST FRIDAY EXAM EXEMPTION DEADLINE 12/13.

A New World Focus Questions:

Warm-Up Analyze and investigate the pictures below. For each picture, describe what you see. What is going on in these images?

UNIT 1: LESSON #1 “NEW WORLD BEGINNINGS”

Our Colonial Heritage Standards 8.8, 8.15.

Columbian Exchange.

The Columbian Exchange

Causes of European exploration

U.S. History & Government Br. Siraj

Age of Exploration Review

The Columbian Exchange & Triangular Trade

Columbian Exchange Europe’s colonial expansion led to a global exchange of goods, flora, fauna, cultural practices, and diseases, resulting in the destruction.

Do Now 1. What is America receiving from Europe?

…Is an Age of Discovery: ANOTHER REVOLUTION OF THE RENAISSANCE ERA!

Columbian exchange.

Colonial America Part I: Europe Colonizes the Americas!

Remember to make your own notes when you take this copy.

Bell Ringer Describe how the Native American’s lived and prospered prior to European contact. Provide at least 4 descriptions.

Tuesday, Sept. 6th Turn in Self History Essay on my desk if you still need to Get out your spiral and update your table of contents if you didn’t Friday.

Age of Exploration.

Objective: SWBAT recognize the importance of Triangular Trade

Cause or Result Age of Exploration.

Tuesday, January 15 Pick up a ’The Colombian Exchange’ DBQ Packet

The Atlantic World Chapter Four.

Unit 3 Quiz Review Presentation.

Assigned Seats Agenda Things to Get: Things to Do: TEST NEXT CLASS!!

Presented By: Ms. Seawright

Columbus Crosses the Atlantic

Do Now: Turn in your Sugar, Potato, or Horse ad.

Spanish North America The Spanish left an impact on the cultures of North and South America that helped to shape the present-day United States.

Ginger purchase price per pound $100 $30 $20 $10 $90 $60 $85 $5

AP United States History Mrs. Nykiel

Bell ringer: Study for Map Quiz

GLOBALIZATION: 101.

COLUMBIAN EXCHANGE & GLOBAL TRADE Unit 4, SSWH 10 b

9/16 Learning Target I can explain how the Columbian exchange influenced America, Europe and Africa.

Agenda Map Quiz Eyewitness to History pg. 82 The Columbian Exchange

Settling on the New Land

Imperialism the policy of extending the authority of an empire, through force or political systems, over foreign countries.

Presentation transcript:

Power Mapping the Three Worlds before Columbus (ch.1) Africa Americas Europe Weapons Wealth & trade Transportation Communication Technology United? Knowledge of the other worlds

Impact of Columbus: Columbian Exchange Label the map to show what things went from the Old World (Europe/Africa/Asia) towards the New World (the Americas) and what things went from the New World to the Old. Use your text p.45 and other sources. Glue it into your Notebook.

European Colonies 1. Predict: Which European nation do you think would develop the most wealth from their colonies? Why? 2. Predict: Which European nation do you think would develop the least wealth from their colonies? Why?

European Colonies 3. Predict: Which European nations do you think would most likely have conflicts? Why? 4. Predict: What impact do you think this has had on the development of the United States? Why?