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Spanish Power

Other Explorers

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Vocabulary & Terms

SpanishExplorers

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Searched for gold and the Fountain

of Youth

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Who is Ponce de Leon?

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He found gold and the Pacific

Ocean… his gold brought more conquistadors

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Who is Balboa?

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The Incan empire had no chance

against him. These days you can find his statue in Peru.

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Who is Pizarro?

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“Hello Indians,” is what this man probably said when he found

Asia?

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Who is Columbus?

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The powerful Aztecs had no

chance against his soldiers, guns…

and diseases.

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Who is Cortes?

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Spanish Power

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Their marriage helped unite Spain

and was the beginning of

Spanish power

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Who are Ferdinand and

Isabella?

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“You’re not Catholic? Get out or convert!” This was probably common

during this.

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What is the Spanish

Inquisition?

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After years of fighting Muslims in the

crusades, the Spanish saw the new world as a

place to spread it.

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What is Catholicism?

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Vasco de Gama’s discovery of a route to Asia limited this country’s focus to Asia and Brazil

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What is Portugal?

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These two areas were dominated by Spanish explorers.

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What are Central and South America?

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Vocabulary & Terms

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The exchange of goods between the

New World, Europe, and later

Africa.

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What is the Columbian Exchange?

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A distance east or west of prime

meridian, measured in

degrees.

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What is longitude?

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A river that flows into a large river or

lake

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What is a tributary?

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An official document giving you the right to own land in the New

World given to you by a king or queen.

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What is a charter?

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You could change someone’s beliefs or one’s own beliefs if you just did this.

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What is convert?

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Other Explorers

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He was the first to circumnavigate the world…kind of, he

was killed along the way.

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Who is Magellan?

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He claimed the entire Mississippi River Valley for France,

naming Louisiana in honor of King Louis

XIV.

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Who is Robert de LaSalle?

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Explored the river in New York that now bears his name and claimed the land for

the Dutch

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Who is Henry Hudson?

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He was convinced the land was not Asia but a “New World.” Later, it was named

after him.

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Who is Amerigo Vespucci?

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He tried to find a Northwest passage to Asia but found the St. Lawrence

river instead.

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Who is Jacques Cartier?

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Why? Why? Why?

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It allowed people to transport and

trade things easily.

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Why did people build settlements

near water?

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Europeans couldn’t get through by land

because Constantinople was under Ottoman control and it was

dangerous.

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Why did Europeans look for

a new route to Asia?

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They wanted to claim land for

Spain, get gold, and spread

Catholicism.

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Why did Spain send conquistadors to the New World?

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He had horses, better weapons, soldiers, the

support of enemy indian tribes… and disease to help him.

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Why was Cortes able to defeat the

giant and powerful Aztec army?

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Europeans had caravels, gunpowder, the compass, and the

astrolabe to help them.

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Why were European explorers able to make expeditions in the late 1400s and early 1500s?

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Make your wager

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This Aztec capitol was home to tall buildings,

beautiful art, a flourishing economy,

and Moctezuma.

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What is Tenochtitlan?


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