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Ch.15 The Maritime Revolution 1450- 1550. Main IdeaDetailsNotemaking People Zheng He Emperor Yongle Viking Henry the Navigator Bartolomeus Dias Ferdinand.

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1 Ch.15 The Maritime Revolution 1450- 1550

2 Main IdeaDetailsNotemaking People Zheng He Emperor Yongle Viking Henry the Navigator Bartolomeus Dias Ferdinand Magellan Columbus conquistador Francisco Pizzaro Hernan Cortez Events Islam on Indian Ocean Chinese-African contacts Portuguese exploration Spanish exploration Slave trade in West Africa Spanish Conquests Terms Treaty of Tordesillas astrolabe caravel -

3 Global Exploration

4 Zheng He’s Exploration

5 Zheng He’s Ships compared to Columbus

6 “Ha, Ha my ship is bigger than your ship” Zheng HeColumbus

7 Main IdeaDetailsNotemaking People Chaucer Dante Joan of Arc -

8 Main IdeaDetailsNotemaking People Chaucer Dante Joan of Arc -

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