European Exploration.

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European Exploration

Who will be the first to explore and colonize Mars, and what motives will they have?

Why not the Italians? The Italian city states of Venice and Genoa had: Huge ships capable of carrying many tons of cargo A wealthy, motivated merchant class that controlled the city-state’s government A rich culture due to the Italian Renaissance The Pope in Vatican City in the middle of Rome

Why not the Italians? Previously explored the Mediterranean and used force to capture key trade areas: Constantinople (4th Crusade)

Because the Italians got along well enough with Muslim traders History of cooperation and peaceful trade Muslim-run plantations in Mediterranean, sugar-cane harvested by slaves Access through Muslims to all products of healthy Indian Ocean Trade Network

But why the Portuguese and Spanish? History of conflict with Muslims Marriage of Isabella and Ferdinand uniting Aragon and Castile Re-establishment of Christianity The Reconquista continued Spanish expansion into North Africa Awareness of the Gold Trade in the Sahara Italians and Muslims controlled most of the Mediterranean shipping

Spain and Portugal needed wealth Era of expensive monarchies: New technologies expensive Large, professional armies expensive Other national kingdoms, e.g. France, competing for territory on borders Ferdinand and Isabella

Spain and Portugal were enemies with Muslims Reconquista was “Crusade” against the Muslims Muslims didn’t want to trade with the Spanish and Portuguese

And Spain and Portugal had the means Atlantic coastal areas developed new ship technology: Caravels Used triangular sail of Dhows Heavy, solid wood body Space for cargo Rudder (Chinese invention) Small size and high maneuverability CANNON

And the best navigators in the world School of navigation at Sagres Set up by Prince Henry the Navigator Used Astrolabe and Compass (diffusion of technology) Developed navigation maps, e.g. Mercator Projection Encouraged exploration of African coast

Exploration Interest from Renaissance, mostly set up trading links with spice producing lands in Asia Since Turks defeated Byzantine Empire a new link by seas was needed from Europe to Asia

And state support Kings of Spain and Portugal sponsored navigation schools and expeditions

Explorations 1486 – Bartholomeu Dias was the 1st Portuguese sailor to reach the Southern most tip of Africa 1496 – Dias helped Vasco de Gama sail around Africa to India Columbus wanted to get to India sailing West, King of Spain wouldn’t sponsor so he went elsewhere

The Americas Columbus got sponsored after 6 years by Ferdinand & Isabella of Spain 1492 reached group of islands (Caribbean) thought it was the W. Indies.