Wednesday, February 6, 2013

16.1 Voyages of Columbus:1.WHO is the first European credited with reaching the Americas?2.WHAT COUNTRY paid for his voyage?3.WHO were the KING and QUEEN of that country?4.Give the YEAR of the first voyage.5.Name the TREATY (spell best as possible) that divided the world in half?6.Give ONE WORD to describe the travels of Magellan.

1. Take out notebook – answer these now – you should know them, but they are in 16.1 if you need to look

2. You will need to READ & TAKE NOTES (in your own style) 16.1 for tomorrow

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

1. WHO is the first European credited with reaching the Americas?

2. WHAT COUNTRY paid for his voyage?3. WHO were the KING and QUEEN of that country?4. Give the YEAR of the first voyage.5. Name the TREATY (spell best as possible) that divided

the world in half?6. Give ONE WORD to describe the travels of Magellan.

1. Take out homework (16.1 FIB)2. COMPLETE TERMS TO KNOW3. Turn in both Terms and FIB4. Take out notebook – answer these now

AND keep notebook out all class!

16.1 Voyages of Columbus:

Determining Longitude & Latitude, 6:02

What 2 pieces of information are needed to determine

longitude (lines north-south)?

What problems did Columbus encounter? (technology, skill, etc…)

First Voyage to the New World, 11:22

Thursday February 7, 2013must have book today!

More 16.1:1. What was the ISLAND Columbus first found?2. What is the OTHER NAME for the Caribbean

Islands?3. The imaginary line drawn by the Treaty of

Tordesillas cut through which BODY OF WATER and which PIECE OF LAND?

4. Vespucci discovered the mouth of WHICH RIVER?

5. WHO is credited with being the first European to sight the Pacific Ocean?

16.1 Cause & EffectChristopher Columbus'

voyages triggered many changes in cultures for both

worlds

in Europe:

in Americas:

 Spanish Conquistadors went

to colonize the Americas

Aztec emperor Moctezuma treats Cortés with respect

because they think he's a god 

(2 reasons)Conquistadores easily defeat

Aztecs and Incas 

(section 2 )

16.2 Cause & EffectColumbus brings American plants and

animals to Europe and European plants and animals to Americas

 

Roman Catholic Church sends missionaries to the

Americas 

 In 1542 the encomienda

system is ended

Spanish colonists intermarry with Native Americans

 

 Gold replaces sugar as Brazil's main export for the Portuguese

FRIDAY February 8, 20131. Use your CAUSE/EFFECT notes to answer these

questions…16.2 Spanish & Portuguese Colonies:

1. Why did Conquistadors go to the Americas?2. What happened to Moctezuma after he

welcomed Cortez into the empire?3. Why were Conquistadors able to easily defeat

the Aztecs & Incas?4. What was the result of Columbus bringing

plants & animals back to Europe or from Europe to the American? (what do we call this action?)

5. Who brought an end to the encomienda system? How?

FRIDAY February 8, 20131. Use your CAUSE/EFFECT notes to answer these

questions…16.2 Spanish & Portuguese Colonies:

1. Why did Conquistadors go to the Americas?2. What happened to Moctezuma after he welcomed

Cortez into the empire?3. Why were Conquistadors able to easily defeat the

Aztecs & Incas?4. What was the result of Columbus bringing plants &

animals back to Europe or from Europe to the American? (what do we call this action?)

5. Who brought an end to the encomienda system? How?

6. What were the results of intermarriage in the Spanish colonies?

7. Why did gold replace sugar at Brazil’s main export?

2. Turn in 16.2 FIB outlines3. Keep out notes books…

Social Hierarchy of Spanish Colonies

16.2 Meeting of Cortez

& Montezuma

16.2 Cause & Effect

Spanish colonists intermarry with Native Americans

 

 Gold replaces sugar as Brazil's main export for the Portuguese

MONDAY February 11, 20131. Use your notes & your brain to answer

these questions…16.3 Dutch, French, & English Colonies:

1. “The Dutch” are people from which European nation?

2. “New France” was another name for: 3. Name THREE major cities along the

Atlantic coast of North America as of 1763.

4. Chief of Wampanoags during Kling Philip’s War.

2. Turn in 16.3 FIB outlines3. Keep out notes books & get ready for

more cause/effect…4. Chapter 16 quiz on Wednesday!!!

16.3 Cause & Effect

John Cabot sails for England in 1497

 

North American colonies had different geographical

conditions

New England:

Middle Atlantic: Southern:

Colonial shipping encouraged growth of towns in North

America

 

Wampanoag chief Metacomet wanted to stop

colonists from expanding into new areas

 

Economic Developments

TUESDAY February 12, 20131. Turn in any completed but ungraded

outlines – all due with quiz tomorrow!!2. Keep out notes books & get ready for

16.4 cause/effect…the last of it!3. TODAY:

8 page Book: Exploration Chapter 16 Review History Whatever isn’t finished today is due

tomorrow!4. Chapter 16 quiz on Wednesday!!! 5. Open House 6pm-9pm on Thursday!

16.4 Cause & Effect

 

Europeans change how slavery is viewed in West Africa (and eventually the

world)

A series of wars were fought between these three groups to control trade posts along West

African coast

Slave trade begins in western Africa

(2 results)

16.4 Cause & Effect___________considered slavery a form of punishment; ___________

considered slaves a possession to _____ & _____ for profit  

Europeans change how slavery is viewed in West Africa (and eventually the

world)

_______, _______, & ________ competed to control trade along

______ ________

A series of wars were fought between these three groups to control trade posts along West

African coast

Slave trade begins in western Africa

(2 results)-Population ______

-Many cultures _______1. Notebook outlines will be checked again during tomorrow's quiz

(16.II.A-B, 16.III)2. TODAY:

8 page Book: Exploration 16.IV FIB outline - purple Chapter 16 Review History Whatever isn’t finished today is due tomorrow!

3. Chapter 16 quiz on Wednesday!!!

16.4 Cause & Effect___________considered slavery a form of punishment; ___________

considered slaves a possession to _____ & _____ for profit  

Europeans change how slavery is viewed in West Africa (and eventually the

world)

_______, _______, & ________ competed to control trade along

______ ________

A series of wars were fought between these three groups to control trade posts along West

African coast

Slave trade begins in western Africa

(2 results)-Population ______

-Many cultures _______1. Turn in any completed but ungraded outlines – all due with quiz

tomorrow!!2. TODAY:

8 page Book: Exploration Chapter 16 Review History Whatever isn’t finished today is due tomorrow!

3. Chapter 16 quiz on Wednesday!!!

16.4 Triangular Trade

16.4 Slaves Below Deck of the Albanez