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2 2 Click a subsection to advance to that particular section. Advance through the slide show using your mouse or the space bar. Europe Looks Outward (1000–1720) The Age of Exploration Spain's Empire in the Americas Europeans Compete in North America France and the Netherlands in North America Chapter 02: Europe Looks Outward (1000–1720)

3 The Age of Exploration Sec 1: The Age of Exploration First Visitors From Europe Main Idea: Spain agrees to finance Christopher Columbus's voyage to find a sea route to Asia. The Continuing Search for Asia Main Idea: The survivors of Magellan's voyage across the Pacific were the first sailors to sail all the way around the globe. The Columbian Exchange Main Idea: The Spanish voyages of discovery brought about a huge global exchange of goods and ideas. History Interactive: Discover Voyages of Exploration Color Transparencies: European Exploration Progress Monitoring Transparency

4 European Exploration TRANSPARENCY Transparency: European Exploration

5 Progress Monitoring Transparency Progress Monitoring Transparency Section 1 PM TRANSPARENCY

6 Spain's Empire in the Americas Sec 2: Spain's Empire in the Americas Spanish Conquistadors Main Idea: The conquest of Cortés and Pizarro helped establish a huge Spanish Empire in the Americas. Spanish Explorers in North America Main Idea: Spanish explorers bellowed that the area of what is today the United States contained cities of gold. Colonizing Spanish America Main Idea: The priest Bartolomé de Las Casas spoke out against the cruelty of the encomienda system. Color Transparencies: The Encomienda System Progress Monitoring Transparency

7 The Encomienda System TRANSPARENCY Transparency: The Encomienda System

8 Progress Monitoring Transparency Progress Monitoring Transparency Section 2 PM TRANSPARENCY

9 Europeans Compete in North America Sec 3: Europeans Compete in North America Conflicts in Europe Main Idea: Religious and economic conflicts in Europe increased tensions among the major powers on the continent. Asia Continues to Beckon Main Idea: Northern voyages of discovery failed to locate a northwest passage through or around North America. Image Library: Links to Economics: Mercantilism Color Transparencies: The Trade Cycle between a Home Land and its Colonies Progress Monitoring Transparency

10 Links to Economics: Mercantilism Image Library: Links to Economics: Mercantilism IMAGE LIBRARY

11 The Trade Cycle between a Home Land and its Colonies Transparency: The Trade Cycle between a Home Land and its Colonies TRANSPARENCY

12 Progress Monitoring Transparency Progress Monitoring Transparency Section 3 PM TRANSPARENCY

13 France and the Netherlands in North America Sec 4: France and the Netherlands in North America New France Main Idea: The major French settlements in North America were based on fur trade with Native Americans. New Netherland Main Idea: Dutch settlements along the Hudson River valley became a barrier to westward expansion of the English colonies. The Impact on Native Americans Main Idea: The French and Dutch tried to establish peaceful relations with Native Americans, but their presence had a major impact on the Native Americans' future. MapMaster: French Explorations in North America Progress Monitoring Transparency

14 Progress Monitoring Transparency Section 4 PM TRANSPARENCY

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