The Voyages of Discovery How did advances in technology spur new voyages of discovery?

1. Please enter the room quietly and make note of the daily objective, class work and 
homework in your agendas. Will the person responsible for retrieving 
the journals for your table please do so.

2. The Voyages of Discovery How did advances in technology spur new voyages of discovery? Why is exploration important for the success of a civilization?

3. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - Vasco da Gama - Christopher Columbus - Amerigo Vespucci - Ferdinand Magellan - Circumnavigate - modify - predict -

4. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - The science of making maps and globes. Vasco da Gama - Christopher Columbus - Amerigo Vespucci - Ferdinand Magellan - Circumnavigate - modify - predict -

5. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - The science of making maps and globes. Vasco da Gama - A Portuguese captain in 1497. Christopher Columbus - Amerigo Vespucci - Ferdinand Magellan - Circumnavigate - modify - predict -

6. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - The science of making maps and globes. Vasco da Gama - A Portuguese captain in 1497. Christopher Columbus - A sailor from Italy. Amerigo Vespucci - Ferdinand Magellan - Circumnavigate - modify - predict -

7. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - The science of making maps and globes. Vasco da Gama - A Portuguese captain in 1497. Christopher Columbus - A sailor from Italy. An Italian navigator. Amerigo Vespucci - Ferdinand Magellan - Circumnavigate - modify - predict -

8. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - The science of making maps and globes. Vasco da Gama - A Portuguese captain in 1497. Christopher Columbus - A sailor from Italy. An Italian navigator. Amerigo Vespucci - Launched an ambitious voyage from Spain in 1519. Ferdinand Magellan - Circumnavigate - modify - predict -

9. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - The science of making maps and globes. Vasco da Gama - A Portuguese captain in 1497. Christopher Columbus - A sailor from Italy. An Italian navigator. Amerigo Vespucci - Launched an ambitious voyage from Spain in 1519. Ferdinand Magellan - To sail completely around. Circumnavigate - modify - predict -

10. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - The science of making maps and globes. Vasco da Gama - A Portuguese captain in 1497. Christopher Columbus - A sailor from Italy. An Italian navigator. Amerigo Vespucci - Launched an ambitious voyage from Spain in 1519. Ferdinand Magellan - To sail completely around. Circumnavigate - To change partially. modify - predict -

11. Vocab Word Search (pages 534 - 539): Cartography - The science of making maps and globes. Vasco da Gama - A Portuguese captain in 1497. Christopher Columbus - A sailor from Italy. An Italian navigator. Amerigo Vespucci - Launched an ambitious voyage from Spain in 1519. Ferdinand Magellan - To sail completely around. Circumnavigate - To change partially. modify - say that something will happen before it happens. predict -

13. Use textbook pages 534 - 539 to complete your worksheet:

14. Spain Portugal Science of making maps and globes caravel galleon astrolabe

15. The Cape of Good Hope China Pacific Ocean The Bahamas Europe Amerigo Vespucci India Circumnavigate the Earth.

16. Flip over your worksheet: Quick Write: Choose three of these questions to answer on the back of your worksheet. 1) Why were maps made during the Middle Ages inaccurate? 2) If you were on a sea voyage, how would an astrolabe help you navigate? 3) How did early explorers contribute to the success of such explorers as Dias? 4) Why was the voyage of Dias an important step in Portugal’s plan to reach India? 5) How do you think Magellan's voyage helped lessen similar hardships on future long ocean voyages?

18. Important things to remember: * Inventions like the compass from China and the astrolabe, which determined a ships north-south position, enabled explores to navigate the oceans. * Bartholomeu Dias was a great Portuguese explorer who sailed to the southern most tip of Africa and discovered the Cape of Good Hope. * Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama sailed past the Cape of Good Hope and charted a round trip journey from Europe to India which opened up the world for exploration.

19. Columbus age of exploration Portugal Spain Wealth Fame and Fortune Bring faith to the savages grow rich as all men desire to do. trade route to India/China calculation of world to small. undiscovered continent and ocean were in his path.

20. European to reach Brazil dip his toes in the Pacific Ocean circumnavigate Aztec Empire of Mexico Incan Empire of Peru anicent cultures conversions to Christianity gold for the crown

21. Arizona and New Mexico Texas Florida Youth St. Augustine Pedro Menendez de Aviles 1565

24. Only 18 out of the original 250 crew members made it back to Europe. The journey took three years to complete. Would you be willing to make a journey like that?

25. Out of all of these voyages of discovery, which one do you think was the most important and why? (Use evidence from the textbook and video guide to support your decision).

26. Understanding the Earth has been a central part of human science. In the case of exploration it helps travelers determine the distance that they must travel and the time it will take them to get to a destination. 1) What instruments and technology do you believe modern scientists use to study the Earth? 2) What do you believe would have been different in our world today if Christopher Columbus had not made his journey to the Americas?

27. Homework: Bartholomeu Dias sailed from Portugal down around the tip of Africa now known as the Cape of Good Hope. Bartholomeu Dias

28. The Birth of Cartography What is cartography and how do you think it assisted early explorers?

29. The Birth of Cartography * Maps during the Middle ages were inaccurate and only showed three continents. * During the Renaissance map makers created more accurate maps.

30. Advances in Navigation Does anyone recognize this? How do you think this helped early navigators?

31. Advances in Navigation * Early explorers used the compass, which was invented in China. Compass * They used the astrolabe - it found the ships's north-south position based on measurements of the stars. * With these inventions sailors could navigate without reference to land. Astrolabe

32. The Shipbuilding Revolution Why did early civilizations put so much effort into building sea going ships?

33. The Shipbuilding Revolution * European shipbuilders built two types of ships: 1) Caravel: a small narrow ship with two or three masts and triangular sails. 2) Galleon: A large, fast ship with three masts - used to carry trade goods and treasure.

34. The Portuguese Sail East Bartholomeu Dias Vasco da Gama Why do you think the Portuguese were the first to take large sea voyages?

35. The Portuguese Sail East * Bartholomeu Dias - First Portuguese captain to sail to the Cape of Good Hope (South tip of Africa). * Vasco da Gama - Sailed past the Cape of Good Hope to India. Charted round trip journey from Europe to Asia.

36. Columbus & Vespucci Columbus Vespucci What do you already know about Columbus?

37. Columbus & Vespucci * Columbus - backed by Spanish rulers sets sail in 1492. * He crossed the Atlantic and believed he had found a gateway to Asia. * Vespucci concluded that Columbus actually found "The Indies" and that they were part of the "New World." * A German map maker named the newly discovered lands America - Latin for Amerigo (Vespucci's first name).

38. Magellan’s Crew Circles the World What does it mean to circumnavigate? And how long do you think it would take for an early explorer to circle thew world?

39. Magellan’s Crew Circles the World * Magellan wanted to find a westward route to Asia and knew that there was a continent in the way. * He crossed Pacific Ocean and he claimed the Philippine Islands for Spain. * Magellan died in a battle with islanders. * He started off with 250 crewmen, he sailed for three years, and ended up with only 18 crewmen.

40. Voyages of Discovery (Video): 1) During 1487 - 1522 what countries set out to discover other 
parts of the world? 2) Who did the Portuguese bring back with them from their 
explorations in 1441? 3) Why was the exploration of the Western coast of Africa 
important? 4) What wasn't known by the 1400s and who did the Portuguese 
send to find it out? 5) What was finally discovered about the continent of Africa? 6) What did King John II name the tip of Africa that was 
discovered by Dias?

41. HOMEWORK: Use the textbook and the notes in your journal to 
complete the following map. Directions: Choose three early explorers and write a complete sentence for each of them that describes 
what voyage that they took. Early 
Explorers Name Name Name One complete sentence One complete sentence One complete sentence

42. Use the textbook and the notes in your journal to 
complete the following map. Early 
Explorers Columbus. Magellan. Dias. He discovered The Cape of 
Good Hope. He circumnavigated the 
world. Discovered the New World.

43. Homework: European Explorer Draw a picture: Name of Explorer: What did they do: Use pages 534 - 539 out of your textbook. Select a European Explorer 
and create a profile on them.

44. Homework: European Explorer Draw a picture: Name of Explorer: Bartholomeu Dias What did they do: He was a Portuguese sailor who was sent to discover if the continent of Africa reached all the way south to the South Pole. He discovered it didn't and his discovery was named the Cape of Good Hope. Use pages 534 - 539 out of your textbook. Select a European Explorer 
and create a profile on them.