-What was Gutenberg’s Invention? Why was it important?

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Do now: If you had to go on a journey from Europe to America in a ship, what would you need to take?

-What was Gutenberg’s Invention? Why was it important? Textbook Pages 66-79 -What inventions allowed for people to sail from one continent to the other? -What was Gutenberg’s Invention? Why was it important? -Why was Prince Henry important? Why did Europeans want to sail through uncharted territory? -What are lines of longitude and latitude? What is the difference between them? What can they help with? -What geographic facts did Columbus have right? -How did they tell time at sea? How does knowing the time help navigate? -Who did Columbus sail for? -What were his ships, and what was the purpose of his voyage? Where did he actually end up? -Were the initial interactions between Columbus and the Native Americans similar or different to the encounters we have looked at previously? -What were Columbus’ first impressions of The New World? Where do you see this?

Was the journey of Columbus a success or failure?