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Chapter 1Chapter 1

ExplorationExploration

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Objective for TodayObjective for Today

•Evaluate the theories of how the earliest Americans migrated from Asia to the New World.

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Theories of how people got to Theories of how people got to AmericaAmerica

• Land Bridge Theory• Coastal Route Theory• Pacific Crossing Theory• Atlantic Crossing Theory

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Land Bridge TheoryLand Bridge Theory

• Approximately 100,000 years ago• Earth began to cool gradually -

glaciation• Periods of glaciation – Ice Ages

– Water froze into sheets of glaciers– Ocean level dropped 300 feet &

showed the floor of the Bering Sea• Connected Asia with Alaska – Beringia

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Beringia Beringia

•1,000 miles wide•15,000 years ago – People from Asia came following food.–Nomads & hunters

•Continued till the ice melted

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Coastal Route TheoryCoastal Route Theory

–Crossed from NE Asia in boats

–Skirting the shore–Land occasionally to hunt–Would have reached South America quicker than any land route

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Pacific Crossing TheoryPacific Crossing Theory

•Migrants from SE Asia went south to Australia & across the Pacific Ocean, hopping from island to island until they reached South America.

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Atlantic Crossing TheoryAtlantic Crossing Theory

–From Southwest Europe (southern France & Spain)

–Hugging the edge of the glaciers of the North Atlantic

–Sailed from Iceland & Greenland down to North America

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Using the small map on page 19, outline the Using the small map on page 19, outline the

four routes on your own map.four routes on your own map.

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Day 1 REVIEW ACTIVITYDay 1 REVIEW ACTIVITY

Which theory do you think was the best route & why?

Must write one paragraph explaining your answer.

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Objective for Today Objective for Today

• Identify & describe the causes of exploration.

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Causes of ExplorationCauses of Exploration

• Crusades

• Renaissance & Protestant Reformation

• New Technology

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The Crusades – Holy Wars

So what? What is important to understand about this?

Essential Details

Want to trade between Europe & Asia

Trading was slow & expensive over land

Went looking for a sea route – explorers like Columbus

Columbus discovers America while trying to find a way to India

Western Europeans discover Asian food, spices, & clothing.

Christians wanted to get the Holy Land back from the Muslims

Purpose:

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RenaissanceRenaissance

• Time of great cultural developments & societal changes in Europe.

• People began to read the Bible & other early church writing with a critical eye.

• Wanted to reform the church & get rid of any religious practice not in the Bible.

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Protestant ReformationProtestant Reformation

• Began with Martin Luther

• Movement to reform the Catholic Church

• Church leaders were not happy

• Leaders of the reform movement broke away from the Catholic Church & formed their own churches

• Many went to the New World so they could worship freely.

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So what is the relationship So what is the relationship between the Renaissance & between the Renaissance &

Reformation?Reformation?

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New Technology New Technology

• Astrolabe

–Invented by the ancient Greeks & made better by Arab navigators.

–Used the position of the sun to determine directions, latitude & local time.

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New Technology New Technology

• Compass

–Invented in China

–Reliably showed the direction of magnetic north.

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New TechnologyNew Technology

• Caravel– Portuguese ship– Small ship able to carry 130 tons of

cargo.– Needed little water to sail. – Allowed explorers to go in shallow

water & beach ships to make repairs.

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Portuguese ExplorationPortuguese Exploration

• 1419 – Prince Henry (Henry the Navigator)– Set up a center for research & invited

explorers to come & map out voyages there.

• 1420 – began mapping Africa’s west coast

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Portuguese ExplorationPortuguese Exploration

• 1488 – Bartholomew Dias reached the tip of Africa

• 1497 – Vasco da Gama – Rounded Africa’s tip heading to India– Landed on India’s Southwest coast– 1st water route to Asia found!

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Portuguese ExplorationPortuguese Exploration

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Review Activity: Review Activity: Causes of Exploration FoldableCauses of Exploration Foldable

• Fold your paper like a hotdog. Make two slits, creating 3 different sections.

• Create a foldable with the outside headings listed below.

Crusades Renaissance & Reformation New Technology

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Causes of Exploration FoldableCauses of Exploration Foldable

• Inside: – Include a one paragraph summary explaining

how this event or thing (Crusades, Renaissance & Reformation, & New Technology) caused exploration.• A paragraph is considered 4-5 complete

sentences. – Include a picture to illustrate the event or

thing.

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Preview Activity Preview Activity

• Answer these questions if you can: – Who was the first explorer (s) to find the

Americas?– Who was America named after?

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ObjectivesObjectives

• Identify the first major explorers of the Americas & the significance of their exploration.

• Judge the success of Columbus’ journey & its impact on the New World inhabitants.

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VikingsVikings• Around 1000 A.D. they explored the coast

of Labrador

• They tried to set up a life there but it didn’t work cause they were outnumbered by hostile Native Americans.

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Christopher ColumbusChristopher Columbus

• Italian explorer that was paid by the Spanish (King Ferdinand & Queen Isabella) to find a water route to Asia.

• In 1492, he landed in the Caribbean.

• Explored the areas of present-day Cuba & Hispaniola.

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Amerigo VespucciAmerigo Vespucci

• Repeated Columbus’ trip to sail west.

• He realized that what Columbus found wasn’t Asia.

• America was named after him.

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Other explorersOther explorers

• Ponce de Leon – discovered Florida

• Balboa – 1st European to reach the Pacific coast of America.

• Magellan – Named the Pacific Ocean. His crew was the first to circumnavigate the globe (go all the way around the world).

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Columbian ExchangeColumbian Exchange• Exchange between Columbus (or

Europeans) and the Native Americans.

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What did the Europeans get from

the “Indians”?

What did the “Indians” get from the

Europeans?