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Portuguese Empire circa 1500

What Places do you see on this map?What explorers were important in accomplishing this?

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Greatest Extent of Portuguese Influence

“The Indian Ocean was Portuguese Lake.”

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1580: Phillip II of Spain invades Portugal.

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The Netherlands were Spanish Hapsburg Possessions until 1568

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William of Orange (William the Silent) leads a revolt of Dutch Protestants against Phillip II and the Catholic Spanish in 1568.

1579: The United Provinces (Northern Netherlands) declare independence from Spain.

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The Southern Netherlands were mostly Catholic and stayed with Spain.

1584: William is assassinated.

1648: Dutch independence is recognized by Spain.

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1602: Dutch East India Company is founded.

Dutch traders have their own currency and flag.

Come only to trade, not to proselytize (spread religion).

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Dark Green: Dutch Colonial Possessions (Suriname, Manhattan, Dutch Brazil, little bits of Africa)

Light Green: Dutch East India Company Trading Posts (Cape Colony, Ceylon – Sri Lanka, South India, Indonesia, Nagasaki)

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Greatest extent of French Influence. Quebec until 1763 Louisiana until 1803. Haiti until 1804. Eastern Hemisphere Colonies to mid 1900s.

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Greatest Extent of British Empire.

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