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Quiz Review

 3 Reasons Bodies of Water are Important:

 Served as the “highway” for explorers, colonial settlers and later immigrants

 Gateway to the West

 Allowed the growth of inland port cities in the Midwest

 Identify the Great Lakes (HOMES)

 the transportation arteries for farm and industrial products. They were links to ports and other parts of the world.

 was explored by Lewis and Clark. **gave U.S. claim to Northwest

 River explored by the Spanish – basis for their claim to the Southwest U.S.

 Early Spanish exploration route – from their claimed territories in South America and Mexico.

 provided the French and Spanish with exploration routes to Mexico and other parts of America

A I H G F E D C B J

 3 Motivating Forces for European Exploration

 4 Obstacles to European Exploration

 Achievements of European Exploration

 Southwest U.S / Gulf Coast & Florida  South America and Mexico

 established the settlement of Quebec and Montreal in present-day Canada  Mississippi River Valley (LA Territory)

 claimed the Northeastern/Atlantic Coast of North America

 Which Country had claimed along the coast of Africa and the Eastern coast of South America (Brazil)

 Eastern North America – claimed present-day states of New York and New Jersey / Hudson Bay and Hudson River area

 Be able to match each European Nation to their land claims Passport page 25 & 10/1 RAP Examples: France– Mississippi River Valley/Canada Netherlands (Dutch) – New York and New Jersey Portugal – Brazil & African coast England – Atlantic Coast of North America Spain– Gulf Coast/Florida, southwest U.S & Mexico/Central & South America

 Be able to complete a chart on Motivations/Obstacles/Achievements of European Exploration p. 25 (GO)  Be able to complete a chart on interactions between Europeans & Native Americans (Areas of Cooperation and Conflict) p.28

 Be able to identify location of each body of water on map of U.S. Passport page 26b  Be able to identify importance of each body of water for trade, transportation & settlement Passport page 26a  The River House GO can also be used to review this information p.27