Age of Discovery #2 WHII #7.

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Age of Discovery #2 WHII #7

Who gets what? ________________were competing for control of the new lands. ____________________~ Pope Alexander VI set the a line of demarcation splitting the non- European lands into 2 zones. _________________________.

Treaty of Tordesillas 1494 – _______________ ___________________ Spain and Portugal agree to move the Line of Demarcation ________ from its original spot. 1500 - Explorer Pedro Cabral landed in ______ and claimed it for ________________.

Line of Demarcation & Treaty of Tordesillas

Ferdinand Magellan ___________________but sailed for Spain _______________________trying to reach the East Indies via a western route. Went through an area now known as the ____________________________________________ _____________________________(which he named, means ‘peaceful’), __________________________ ___________). He put down more than one mutiny. _______________________________________________________________ to Seville, Spain. Magellan died in the Philippines in a local conflict. First explorer to ___________________the world.

Jacques Cartier He had discovered _________ and named it for ________________________first explored and mapped the area around St. Lawrence River and claimed the lands he found for ____________. He had discovered _________ and named it for the native word “kanata” meaning ‘village’ (he thought it meant ‘new lands’). His discovery _______________ _____________for further and European expansion.

Other Notable Explorers ________________(Italian) – sailor wrote about the “new world.” His name was used for the Americas. John _________________ – fishing waters off of Newfoundland. Henry ________________– explored the Hudson River around modern day New York. Vasco _________________– first to view the Pacific by crossing overland in Panama.

A Brief Background _______________(1371-1433) was a _______ ______________and fleet admiral He commanded voyages throughout South Asia, _____________________________ Due to China’s continued trade with the Islamic world, Zheng He was actually ______________ Unlike the European explorers, his __________________________, not gold or religion

The Voyages In the early 1400s, China wanted to control trade in __________________________ Zheng He commanded a fleet of around ________ ________________________________ He traveled all over the Indian Ocean, _________ ___________________________ Despite the fact that he had a huge navy, he attempted to use __________________________ Most countries were so intimidated by his navy that they immediately agreed to trade

The Impact Zheng He _____________________________, including African animals, and greatly _____________________________________ China’s military was also strengthened to ensure ________________________________ As a result, China became the _______________________ and in the Indian Ocean