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AKS 39: European Exploration

AKS 39: European Exploration. Chapters 19.1, 19.2, 20 Pages 529-541, 553-575. Reasons for the Age of Exploration. Gold The desire for wealth was the main reason for European exploration

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European Exploration and Settlement: 1492-1607

European Exploration and Settlement: 1492-1607. European Ideas and Events impacting North America. 1096- Crusades begin 1271- Marco Polo explores China Trade, plague ends feudalism, leads to Renaissance developments 1. rise of the city- banking, joint stock company, trade

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Early African Kingdoms & Empires

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Chapter 14.1 and 15

Chapter 14.1 and 15 . Exploration and the Discovery of a New World. Page 446. Map of the known world (1400s). Motives for European Exploration. Crusades ? by-pass middle-men to get to Asia. Renaissance ? curiosity about other lands and peoples. Reformation ? spreading Christianity

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NEW WORLD ENCOUNTERS

NEW WORLD ENCOUNTERS. America: Past and Present Chapter 1. Native American Histories before Conquest. 20,000 years ago--Siberian hunters become first American inhabitants 14,000 years ago--Humans reach tip of South America. These Paleo-Indians did not suffer from many communicative diseases.

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THE COLLISION OF TWO WORLDS

THE COLLISION OF TWO WORLDS. Instructor Carol Jean Cox. THE COLLISION OF TWO OLD WORLDS. Discovery of the New World Europe In Transition The First Americans Exploration & Conquest or Invasion & Genocide. THE FIRST AMERICANS. Origins Food & Shelter Skills & Technology Religion

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Essential Question : What are the similarities & differences among the Spanish, French, & British patterns of co

Essential Question : What are the similarities & differences among the Spanish, French, & British patterns of colonization in America?. America Prior to the Arrival of Europeans. Aztecs (In Present-Day Mexico). Eastern Woodland Cultures.

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Explorers of the New World

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Chapter 2 Middle Passage

Chapter 2 Middle Passage. I. European Exploration ~ Colonization. Western European countries expand during 15th century Explore, conquer, and colonize Trade Eastern markets of India, China, and Japan New World Demand for laborers led to Atlantic slave trade. II. The Slave Trade in Africa.

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HAPPY THURSDAY ?

HAPPY THURSDAY ?. Same seats as yesterday Copy and complete the chart on your own, then discuss with partner! We will be sharing these out in 10 minutes. PRE-ASSESSMENT. I am going to pass back your pre-assessments for us to go over and discuss! Self-grade ?. WHY STUDY HISTORY?.

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Why did Europeans cross the seas?

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WELCOME

WELCOME. 6-8 Social Studies. Please sign in and sit with your grade level. . Grade Level Agendas. Unit Plan Template. Column 1: Time/Event

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Bellwork

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American History: Cooperation, Toleration, and Conflict in Early America 1 st Grade

American History: Cooperation, Toleration, and Conflict in Early America 1 st Grade. Unit focus. Native America Culture of Differences within European Exploration Different explorers Mapping Conditions of travel European/ Native Encounters Cooperation Conflict Tolerance

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New Global connections

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European Exploration and the Discovery of America

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The Age of Exploration

Global History I: Spiconardi. The Age of Exploration. Crusades Exposed Europeans to the goods of the far east Increased demand of spices and silk Fall of the Byzantine Empire (________) European merchants wanted to find new routes around Muslim controlled territories.

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Portugal

We will identify reasons for the European exploration of North America using a four-square foldable, a cootie catcher, and STAAR like questions. Netherlands. Portugal. Exit Ticket: Answer the following five questions.

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