A | B |
Economic reasons for exploration | Gold, natural resources, and trade |
Religious reasons for exploration | Spread of Christianity |
Obstacles to exploration | Poor maps and navigational tools |
Accomplishments of exploration | European countries Claimed territories |
Francisco Coronado | Spaniard who claimed southwest United States for Spain |
Samuel de Champlain | Frenchman who established the French settlement of Quebec. |
John Cabot | Englishman who explored eastern Canada. |
Robert La Salle | Frenchman who claimed the Mississippi River Valley. |
The Portuguese | This country made voyages of discovery along West Africa. |
Spanish | Conquered and enslaved American Indians (First Americans) |
French | Established trading posts |
English | Established settlements and claimed ownership of land |
Areas of cooperation | An example is trading with the Natives |
Areas of conflict | An example is taking the land of the Natives |
Diseases | This killed thousands of natives (not a shot was fired) |
England | Cabot's home country |
France | La Salle's home country |
Spain | Coronado's home country |
Quebec | Where Champlain explored |
Mississippi River Valley | Where La Salle explored |
Eastern Canada | Where Cabot explored |
Southwest US desert area | Where Coronado expored |
Gold | What Coronado was looking for. |
Coastal Plain (Eastern Woodlands) | Region where the Iroquois live. |
Great Plains | Region where the Sioux live. |
Basin and Range | Region where the Pueblos live. |
Coastal Range (northern) | Region where the Kwakiutl live. |
Alaska & Pacifc Northwest | Region where the Inuit live. |
3 G's | Gold, God, & Glory |
Songhai, Mali, & Ghana | 3 Kingdoms of Africa |
Gold & Salt | What the Africans nations controlled |
Controlled Trade | Why Mali, Ghana & Songhai were powerful. |
Fear of the uknown | Sea monsters & falling off the Earth. |