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Explorer Unit REVIEW

Test Wednesday, Oct. 29

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a time in history when Europeans learned about new lands and waterways on earthAge of Exploration
What is an explorer?Someone that was sent out to look for new land and waterways in the 1400-1600s
What tool helped explorers to know which direction they were facingcompass
The first group of people to live in a specific area are called _______Natives
Artifactan object made by a human
skills an explorer needed to haveread a map, understand weather, write, use a compass
scurvyan illness caused by lack of nutrients in the body
Continent involved in the Age of ExplorationEurope
4 Countries that were involved in the Age of ExplorationItaly, Spain, France, England
The European wanted a quick water route to Asiaa reason for the Age of Exploration
The European wanted spices that were only found in Asiaa reason for the Age of Exploration
The European wanted gold, silver, and precious stones from Asiaa reason for the Age of Exploration
important resource that Europeans traded guns and weapons forbeaver fur
Natives had to fight their neighbors for new hunting landeffect of beaver fur trading
Europeans began setting up trading posts along waterwayseffect of beaver fur trading
Natives were able to hunt easier with the guns and weapons they received in exchange for the beaver furseffect of beaver fur trading
Christopher Columbus explored for:Spain
Christopher Columbus discoveredThe Caribbean Island
Giovanni da Verrazano explored for:Italy
Giovanni da Verrazano discovered:New York Harbor
Jacques Cartier explored for:France
Giovanni da Verrazano discovered:St. Lawrence River
Samuel de Champlain explored for:France
Samuel de Champlain discovered:Lake Champlain
Henry Hudson explored for:England
Henry Hudson discovered:Hudson River
Natives were sometimes taken as slaves for the EuropeansNEGATIVE interaction between the Natives and the Europeans
Natives traded beaver furs fo guns and weapons with the EuropeansPOSITIVE interaction between the Natives and the Europeans
Europeans brought over unwanted disease from Europe that killed many NativesNEGATIVE interaction between the Natives and the Europeans
A cause is...why something happens
An effect is...WHAT happened
CAUSE: Asia had special spices that could only be grown in that part of the worldEFFECT: Europeans had to travel to Asia in order to get rare and special spices
CAUSE: Traveling around Africa to get to Asia could be long and dangerousEFFECT: Europeans began looking for a quicker and safer way to get to Asia
CAUSE: Explorers sailed west looking for a quicker path to AsiaEFFECT:Instead of landing in Asia, Explorers landed on different sections of a "new world"
CAUSE: Many countries heard about the "new world" and wanted to claim land thereEFFECT: European countries began sending out their own exploreres to the new world in order to increase the amount of land they owned
CAUSE: Making clothes and hats out of beaver fur was a popular European fashionEFFECT: Beavers were hunted in the new world
CAUSE:Native Americans were hunting beavers constantly in order to give Europeans the fur they wantedEFFECT: Some areas began having less beavers to hunt
CAUSE: Trading with the Native Americans made Europeans very richEFFECT: Europeans set up trading posts in the new world so that they could buy, sell, and trade with the Native Americans
CAUSE: Asia had special spices that could only be grown in that part of the worldEFFECT: Europeans had to travel to Asia in order to get rare and special spices
CAUSE: Christopher Columbus wanted to prove that the world was round instead of flatEFFECT: Columbus asked Spain to give him money and ships so that he could sail west toward Asia, proving he wouldn't fall off the eath
Europeans had to learn to adapt to the land and resourcesharsh winters, waterway, trade
name a type of food exploreres ate on their shipsdried peas, salty meat, dried fruit


Westwood 5th Grade- C5

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