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1 European Exploration “The Age of Exploration”

2 The Search for SPICES Motivations? Silk Road Crusades i/t MidEast
gunpowder compass spices Spices in East Indies flavor food medicines perfumes

3 Prince Henry “the Navigator” of Portugal
Why did Prince Henry have the west coast of Africa explored in the late 1400s? 1. 2. 3.

4 Breaking-Out of Europe
The Age of Exploration What’s it all about? ______________________ Causes: why explore i/t first place? European Exploration Effects: IMPACT of explorations, for example: Economically Socially Politically The Silk Road

5 Find your Explorer Prince Henry of Portugal Bartholomeu Dias
Objectives: Pgs Create a poster Use PUBLISHER Pic of Explorer w/ yrs of exploration Names and #’s of ship/s Map of exploration X: 2 Paragraph summary w/ cause & effect chart IMPACT/Consequences/Effects FIND TWO (2) other sources other than your textbook Create a Bibliography (easybib.com) Can be from internet or any other source Save to your account and/or flashdrive & to your Stoga account Prince Henry of Portugal Bartholomeu Dias Vasco da Gama Christopher Columbus Treaty of Tordesillas Ferdinand Magellan

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