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USI.4 EXPLORATION SOLs USI.4A Describe the motivations, obstacles, and accomplishments of the Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English explorers. USI.4B Describe the cultural interactions of Indians and Europeans that led to cooperation and conflict. USI.4C Identify the location and describe the characteristics of West African societies (Ghana, Mali, and Songhai) and their interactions with traders.

EXPLORATION OF THE NEW WORLD

USI.4A MOTIVATING FORCES FOR EXPLORATION Economic: –Gold –Natural resources –Trade Religious Competition for empire and belief in superiority of own culture

Background Original route of Trade with the East Indies Marco Polo’s route a. Long ( took a year) b. Dangerous (robbers) c. Spices needed

USI.4A OBSTACLES TO EXPLORATION Poor maps and navigational tools Disease / starvation Fear of unknown Lack of adequate supplies

USI.4A ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF EXPLORATION: Exchanged goods and ideas Improved navigational tools and ships Claimed territories (Map)

Regions explored by Spain USI.4A Christopher Columbus Discovered the New World but didn’t know it. Francisco Coronado Claimed the Southwestern United States for Spain

Columbus Sailed west to Indies Landed on the Bahamas Sailed for Spain (King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella

Francisco Vázquez de Coronado Looking for fabled seven cities of gold Explored present- day Arizona and New Mexico

Amerigo Vespucci America was named after him

USI.4B CULTURAL INTERACTION SPAIN 1.Conquered and enslaved Indians 2.Brought Christianity to New World 3.Brought European Diseases to Indians

Regions Explored by France Map and Flag of France

Samuel de Champlain Quebec, Canada

Robert La Salle Mississippi River Valley

USI.4B CULTURAL INTERACTION FRANCE 1.Established trading posts 2. Spread Christianity

USI.4A Regions Explored by England

Cabot Sailed for England Landed on coast of New- foundland Gave England claim to North America

USI.4B CULTURAL INTERACTION ENGLAND 1.Claimed ownership of land; settlements 2.Learned farming techniques 3.Traded

USI.4B AREAS OF COOPERATION 1. Technologies (transportation of weapons and farm tools 2. Trade (Trading post) 3. Crops

USI.4B AREAS OF CONFLICT 1.Land 2.Competition for Trade 3.Differences in cultures 4.Disease 5.Language Difference – How! – Huh?

Columbian Exchange From America – –Corn –Potatoes –Beans –Chocolate –Buffalo –Beaver –Parrots

From Europe - Oranges Onions Sheep Horses Cattle Honeybees Pigs Chickens Diseases (?) -FLU-MEASLES

USI.4C WEST AFRICAN EMPIRES GHANA -Major gold deposits -Desert climate -Lay on trade routes MALI -Controlled gold & salt trade -Mansa Musa (great king) -Also controlled caravan routes -Timbuktu – great city of learning & trade SONGHAI -Muslim faith was brought to Central Africa -3rd Great Kingdom

EXPLORATION SOL QUESTIONS 1.What were 3 motivating forces for exploration? 2.What were 4 obstacles to exploration? 3.What were 3 accomplishments of exploration? 4.What regions of North America were explored by Spain, France, & England? 5.Where did the Portuguese explore? 6.Explain cultural interactions of each nation with the Indians. 7.What were 3 areas of cooperation? 8.What were 5 areas of conflict? 9.Identify the location and describe the characteristics of West African societies (Ghana, Mali, and Songhai) and their interactions with traders.