'New trade routes' diaporamas de présentation

The Middle Ages

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Standard 7-1: The student will demonstrate an understanding of the growth and impact of global trade on world civili

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This unit addresses the cultural aspects of the United States history during the 19 th century.

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DISCOVERY OF A NEW WORLD

DISCOVERY OF A NEW WORLD. Pre-Columbian time period. First Americans came from Asia Supposedly crossed the Bering Strait during the Ice Age Following a food source Gradual migration. Early Human Migrations. 1 st Migration, 38,000-1800 BCE 2 nd Migration, c. 10,000-4,000 BCE

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The Rise of Western Europe

The Rise of Western Europe. Dark and Middle Ages. Dark Ages. Period of time from about 500CE to 1000CE in Western Europe where most knowledge was forgotten. No central governments Roman government collapsed ruled by barbarian kings. Education declined

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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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Exploration

Exploration. Early Exploration of the US and North Carolina. Main Points. Part One The Start of Exploration Christopher Columbus Other Explorers Impact of Native Americans Part 2 The Columbian Exchange Part 3 Exploration and North Carolina. What Lead to Exploration.

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Europe During the Middle Ages

Europe During the Middle Ages. AP World History Unit 2. Germanic States. Roman empire overran by Germanic groups with repeated invasions and constant warfare. Breakdown of trade: money became scarce. Cities abandoned, no longer center of economy or administration Population became rural.

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COSTA RICA

COSTA RICA. PART 1 - HISTORY. Kristin Grauer Lance Turner Chad Weinberg. Quick Facts. Area : 51,600 sq. km. Population : 3,674,490 (July 1999 est.) Pop. Growth Rate : 1.89% (1999 est.) GDP per Capita : $6,700 (1998 est.)

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Why did the Europeans go exploring?

Why did the Europeans go exploring?. GOLD New trade routes opened up new opportunities for wealth GOD Missionaries spread Christianity GLORY Explorers considered heroes; countries competed for colonies. The Crusades.

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Age of Exploration 1400s to 1700s

Age of Exploration 1400s to 1700s. Motives. Search for new trade routes wanted to find a quicker way to Asia Desire for new products Crusades and travels of Marco Polo stimulated an interest in Asian goods

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The forgotten Empires of Africa

West Africa. The forgotten Empires of Africa. The Empires of West Africa. The African people who lived on the southern edge of the Sahara were able to benefit from trade. They had access both to the gold from the south and the salt and other goods coming from the north.

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The Northwest in the 1800s

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Festivals

Festivals.

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Why Westward Expansion?

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Henry Hudson

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Chapter 6 Exploration, Isolation, & The Atlantic World

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