صفحه 1:
DISCOVERY OF A NEW WORLD
1. First Americans----- Pre-Columbian
صفحه 2:
°Pre-
Columbian
time
period.
°First
Americans
came from
Asia
*Crossed
the Bering
Strait
during the
Ice Age
°Following
a food
source
هم رامین
0
*Gradual
migration
صفحه 3:
Early Human
Possible Migrations of the First American:
_ 9
۳
ASIA
=)
SOUTH
۱ ==p> 1:t Migration, 38,000- AMERICA
2 1 1800 BCE
“= 2"4 Migration, c.
3 10,000-4,000 BCE
صفحه 4:
صفحه 5:
eo
Cortés conquest
<1
Pizar's conquest
<< 15-1535
mm
۷
J دونه ATLANTIC OCEAN
Columbus voyages
<-> 1498-1500
<— 1500-1504
SR Ming area
5 Siver
G Gold
OCEAN
a Aatecenpire
۳ ار
WD haacrmpire
PACIFIC.
GALAPAGOS |S.
صفحه 6:
COLTPURNL GUSTES,
WHITE EUROPEANS
*Used the land for economic needs
*Clearing the land, destroying hunting areas and
fencing it off into private property
¢Divided the land and selling it for monetary value.
NATIVE AMERICANS
°Relationship with environment as part of their
religion
-Need to hunt for survival
*Ownership meant access to the things the land
صفحه 7:
DISCOVERY OF A NEW WORLD
1. First Americans----- Pre-Columbian
2. Europe Exploration
¢ Causes
امع |«
«| 1
¢ Effects
صفحه 8:
nec Cases of
» European Explorations
صفحه 9:
Earlier Explorations
7. Islam& the SpiceTrade > Si(k Road
2. New Player > Europe
% Nicolo,Maffeo,& Marco Polo, 1277
Expansion becomesa state كا
enterprise > monarchs hadthe
authority & the resources.
© Better seaworthy ships.
صفحه 10:
هوه تلن رد3
Exploration
Crusades > by-passintermediariesto
get toAsia.
Renaissance > curiosity about other
Candsand peoples.
Reformation > refugees &
missionaries.
Monarchs seeking new sources of
revenue.
Technological advances.
Fameandfortune.
1۰
صفحه 11:
New Maritime
°Technologies~..:
(1532)
Mariner's Compass
صفحه 12:
New Weapons Technology
صفحه 13:
INDIAN OCEAN
“<— Overland trade routes
ها Seatrade routes
١ tendon” gs Oi
7 0
لب 2.
7 Genoa,
ATLANTIC
Madd
OCEAN tisbon, “+
ع 5
مقعلا
۷
| لس ات
صفحه 14:
European trade routes
CHINA
(EAST INDIES)
۳
د
INDONESIA
(EAST INDIES)
02.000 mies
a
و 1,000 2,000 klometers ۱
ASIA
PERSIA INDIA
بو
MADAGASCAR:
Trade routes ها
Portuguese explorers —<
1434 Extent of Portuguese exploration
EUROPE
صفحه 15:
Direct Causes =
3 G's
۰ Poticd: @eoowe 3 world power troudk yaa wells لجنا لت
(@LORY)
۰ یمسج Geock Por vew trade routes wi drevt woes 0
sted Priced hocury qoods would eartck tediuiduds ved thet cots
(GOLO)
° Religious: spread Okristadiy ved weoked Oidde Costera
DOuwskrs. (GOO)
The 3 motives reinforce each other
صفحه 16:
eo
Cortés conquest
<1
Pizar's conquest
<< 15-1535
mm
۷
J دونه ATLANTIC OCEAN
Columbus voyages
<-> 1498-1500
<— 1500-1504
SR Ming area
5 Siver
G Gold
OCEAN
a Aatecenpire
۳ ار
WD haacrmpire
PACIFIC.
GALAPAGOS |S.
صفحه 17:
Treasures
from the Americas!
35 Value of Gold and Silver
trom Spanish America
30
25
Millions 0
of Pesos
15
10
5
صفحه 18:
NORTH AMERICA
AZTEC swangzhoy PACIFIC
= "OCEAN
سس
7
209 SOUTH
lA AMERICA
PACIFIC OCEAN AUSTRALIA
| TradingzZones _—_—European Explorations to 1500
nb > is 1487-8)
سم TransAslanMongol<-» clumbus 1493-38)
سم European نه Cabot 1457)
مهوت ارس <== da ama(1457-96
ی هس سود رو
Fo iene
صفحه 19:
ARCTIC OCEAN
AMERICA ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
OCEAN
AUSTRALIA
\ <— Portuguese trade routes 1 Portuguese contro
ده 0 EB Spanish contro!
<— Dutch trade routes 119 Dutch contrat
{ee <— other major trade routes
صفحه 20:
سه مسي
يم
Portuguese control
Spanish contol =<
Russian empire in 1763
صفحه 21:
1750
British claims
RUSSIAN.
AMERICA
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
PACIFIC —
OCEAN BEONIBA
0 1000 miles:
۵ 800 1000 Kilometers
صفحه 22:
ROPEAN EXPLORATION
= 1400 TO 1600
EFFECTS
*Europeans reach and settle Americas
*Expanded knowledge of world geography
*Growth of trade, mercantilism and capitalism
*Indian conflicts over land and impact of disease
on Indian populations
eIntroduction of the institution of slavery
Columbian Exchange
صفحه 23:
ATLANTIC OCEAN
oe
NORTH
«Get
0 el
=>
4 1506 تا
0500
AFRICA
SOUTH
AMERICA
صفحه 24:
PACIFIC
OCEAN
صفحه 25:
Columbian Exchange or the transfer of goods
involved 3 continents, Americas, Europe and Africa
صفحه 26:
DISCOVERY OF A NEW WORLD
1. First Americans----- Pre-Columbian
2. Europe Exploration
* Causes
* Indirect
٠ Direct
° Effects
. European Colonization
Spain
Portugal
France
Dutch
۰ ۰ ٠. ٠ ين
صفحه 27:
Guropews Ovlouizuiog
* Ouve te Dew Oork ts dscvered, te Big € Pow
Curopeun panies boys powpeter| Por coco oP Dork
- Opa
٠ Whe power since ultrdely lead to severd wos.
صفحه 28:
۰ تاه صعحجسم ب نس مممويق
* Grot ta Catbbeu, theo Ordird ved Gouk Owertca—aoet eoportet
Se veendlolcP Cakes by Cores (COG) clare by Pees
(aseaq)
۰ rst ger woe cobs to what wil becvowe Outed Grates ae
= Ot @xewtce (Pork) & Pounded (1888) te protect Gpacicls
بط یس
صفحه 29:
Explorers Sailing For Spain
° Columbus - Italian sailing for Spain
- Landed in the “West Indies” -
1492
° Magellan - Portuguese sailing for
Spain - 1st to circumnavigate the
world - 1522
صفحه 30:
Columbus’ Four Voyages
0 100200 miles
0 200 kilometers’ BAHAMAS
Caribbean Sea
%
0
<a
SOUTH AMERICA
صفحه 31:
1,900 2,000 miles
0 1,000 2,000 kilometers
PACIFIC
OCEAN
9 Area known to Europeans before 1450
Portuguese strongholds by c. 1500,
‘= Portuguese expeditions 14305-1480
‘= Bartholomeu Dias, 1487-1488
+= Columbus's first voyage, 1492
‘+= John Cabot, 1497
{Demarcation tne, = Vasco da Gama, 1497-1499
| Tet of Tors, 1494 += Amerigo Vespucci, 1499-1502
‘= Ferdinand Magellan, 1519-1522
صفحه 32:
Explorers Sailing From
Hispaniola
* De Leon - colonist of Hispaniola - Established
colony at Puerto Rico - Sailed north looking for
Fountain of Youth - Discovered Florida - 1508
¢ Balboa - colonist of Hispaniola - Established
settlement in Panama - 1st European to see Pacific
Ocean - 1513
¢ de Coronado - Spain - Explored north from Mexico;
up Colorado River; saw Grand Canyon -1540
* de Soto - Spain - Explored Florida into Carolina’s
and west to the Mississippi River - 1541
صفحه 33:
۰ ۱۷/۵5 لحه حدم © سا ۲ بلح م1 - »)با
@ortuct - Guild to لس ع| - Owerty is his
First cawe (where we «et “Bwericd’) - IGOd
صفحه 34:
Spanish
Exploratio
۱ n
*Columbus
*Balboa
*Cortes
*Pizarro
*De Leon
*De Soto
*Coronado
*Vespucci
ee sae
fh ATLANTIC
OCEAN
صفحه 35:
۳
pire by
the 00
consisted of
the
*part of North
America
*Central
America
“Caribbean
Islands
*Much of
South
۲ ۱ ee
NORTH
AMERICA
PACIFIC
OCEAN
سب 5
صفحه 36:
First Spanish Conquests: The
Aztecs
Cortes conquered Aztec Empire in
8 19 =
5 5
صفحه 37:
Mexico Surrenders to
صفحه 38:
First Spanish Conquests: The Incas
Pizarro conquered Incan Empire in
modern day Peru in 1532
صفحه 39:
ARCTIC OCEAN
AMERICA ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
OCEAN
AUSTRALIA
\ <— Portuguese trade routes 1 Portuguese contro
ده 0 EB Spanish contro!
<— Dutch trade routes 119 Dutch contrat
{ee <— other major trade routes
صفحه 40:
Cycle of Conquest &
Colonization
00
559
صفحه 41:
The Colonial Class
System
Peninsulares —_
Spanish Creoles
Spanish
and Black
mixture.
Spanish Mulattes
Indian American
mixture, and) Black
mixture
Native Indians
Black Slaves
صفحه 42:
The Influence of the
Colonial Catholic Church
صفحه 43:
Father Bartolomé de Las
S Believed Native
Americans had
: been treated
_.| harshly by the
Spanish.
«Indians could
be educated and
‘| converted to
Christianized.
*Believed Indian
culture was
advanced as
European but in
> Dew Laue ۲ ۰
صفحه 44:
ENCOMIENDA SYSTEM
1. Spanish practice of securing an
adequate and cheap labor supply
= FEUDALISM
*“granted” to deserving subjects of
the King
2. Conquistador controlled Indian
populations
*Required Indians to pay tribute
from their lands
*Indians often rendered personal
services as well.
3. In return the conquistador was
obligated to
*protect his wards
*instruct them in the Christian faith
*defend their right to use the to
live off the land
صفحه 45:
tv Dsia..... و ارت Por oo ul وكات وجو
° Dre Portuguese were the First to beg
— Cra Wey te Owner -
* Oolotzed the Gouk @werirs to he aed oP
what would becowe Brazil
صفحه 46:
Explorers Salling FOr
Portugal
° Prince Henry the Navigator - Portugal -
Funded Exploration down coast of Africa -
1419-1460
° Dias - Portugal - Rounded the Cape of Good
Hope - 1488
° da Gama - Portugal - Opened trade with
India - Placed Portugal in position to
dominate trade with India - 1498
° Cabral - Portugal - Claimed present day
Brazil for Portugal - 1500
صفحه 47:
سمخ سا
CHINA
(EAST INDIES)
۳
د
INDONESIA
(EAST INDIES)
02.000 mies
a
و 1,000 2,000 klometers ۱
ASIA
PERSIA INDIA
بو
MADAGASCAR:
Trade routes ها
Portuguese explorers —<
1434 Extent of Portuguese exploration
EUROPE
صفحه 48:
ARCTIC OCEAN
AMERICA ATLANTIC
PACIFIC
OCEAN
AUSTRALIA
\ <— Portuguese trade routes 1 Portuguese contro
ده 0 EB Spanish contro!
<— Dutch trade routes 119 Dutch contrat
{ee <— other major trade routes
صفحه 49:
The Treaty of Tordesillas, 1434
& The Pope’s Line of Demarcation,
roe ۳
۱
صفحه 50:
COLONIAL PERIOD
COLONIZATION IS A NATURAL OUTGROWTH OF
EXPLORATION
MERCANTILISM - COLONIES EXIST TO BENEFIT
THE MOTHER COUNTRY
3 MAJOR COUNTRIES TOOK THE LEAD IN
COLONIZING THE NEW WORLD
* SPAIN
FRANCE
* ENGLAND
صفحه 51:
SPAIN IN
AMERICA
SPANISH OBJECTIVES IN THE NEW WORLD
o WEALTH
o POWER & GLORY
0 EXPAND BOUNDARIES
06 SPREAD RELIGION
COLONIES LOCATED IN SOUTH AMERICA, CENTRAL
AMERICA & SOUTHERN NORTH AMERICA
صفحه 52:
SPAIN IN AMERICA
SPANISH SOCIETY IN THE NEW WORLD
PENINSULARIE - PURE SPANISH
TREOLES - PART SPANISH / PART EUROPEAN
EUROPEAN
MESTIZO - PART SPANISH / PART INDIAN
MULATTO - PART SPANISH / PART
inpian AFRICAN
AFRICAN
ZAMBO .- PART INDIAN / PART AFRICAN
صفحه 53:
SPAIN IN AMERICA
SPANISH GOVERNMENT DOMINATED COLONIAL
AFFAIRS
SPANISH WERE SEEKERS OF WEALTH
SPANISH ENSLAVED THE INDIANS
RELIGION (ROMAN CATHOLIC) PLAYS A BIG
ROLE
