PPT-Marco Polo

by Kayla Magana 1254 1324 Born in VieniceItaly Voyage year 1295 Voyage sponsored by Italy Marco Polo set sail on his expedition in 1295 Marco Polo went to Asia He went because he was a writerHe wrote about all his travels Marco Polo brought Asian goods like silks and spices back to Europe Marco Polo went on his expedition on 1295 . D mcuevasnccuedu Professor of Spanish Department of Modern Foreign Languages North Carolina Central University Durham North Carolina The descendants of negroes and Indian women bear a t Mexico Lima and even at the Havannah the strange name of chino Pace of exploration quickened in the 1400s. 1. New navigational techniques. 2. Royal funding. Traditional Navigation . techniques. The cross staff. If latitude of a location was known, it could be reached. Accessory for stand up paddle boards (SUP.) Its just like lacrosse on water. Great for SUP training, SUP rentals, stand-up-paddle-board lessons. Grading Rubric continued Marco Polo’s Letter Name: ______________________ Teacher: ______________________ Criteria Points 4 3 2 1 Organization Information in logical, interesting seque By Harrison Pawelec. Contents. Water polo . The history of the sport. Rules . Basic skills . Positions . Thank you for watching . . Water Polo. Water polo, or Water ball, is a team water sport. The playing team consists of six field players and one goalkeeper. The winner of the game is the team that scores the most goals. Game play involves swimming, treading water (using a sort of kicking motion known as "eggbeater kick"), players passing the ball while being defended by opponents, and scoring by throwing the ball into a net defended by a goalkeeper. 'Man-up' (or 'power play') situations occur frequently. Water polo, therefore, has strong similarities to the land-based game of team handball.. . In 1298, . Marco Polo of Venice was arrested and put in prison in Genoa. Venice and Genoa were involved in a civil war and Polo was charged with serving the Venetian army. He was imprisoned without a . The Polo SedanEngine & gearbox• 1.6L 105PS petrol injection 16-valveMPI engine• 6-speed automatic transmission with TiptronicInterior• 3-way height-adjustable front centre armrest Taylor F.. Country of Origin: Italy. Born: 1254. Died: 1324. Birthplace: Venice, Italy. Reasons for Exploring: He wanted to discover new things and find things to sell.. Discoveries: Ice cream, silk, jewels, porcelain, coal, gunpowder, printing, paper, . Trade. Focus Question:. What impact might increased trade and . business have on a society’s worldview?. Venice, Italy ~1300. Marco Polo peered around a curtain into the noisy dining hall. . The word on everyone's lips was: Why? They had all met the merchants Marco, . Marco Polo. Marco . Polo. Early life and Asian . travel. Genoese captivity and later life. Death. Cartography. Commemoration. Further exploration. Marco Polo (1254-1324). Marco Polo . September . 15, 1254 – January 9, 1324. The Great Wall is about 4,000 miles long . Dominoes was started in China. Chinese checkers was invented in China. Tea was first produced in China. Chinese Inventions. Dominoes. Tea. Toilet Paper. Jump Rope. Week 3: Wednesday 20 October. Travel & Travellers.  . Who was travelling in the early modern world?. Characteristics of travel writing as an historical source. Travel & Power. Genre. Post-colonial and gendered readings of travel literature. Armilla: . “the city of baths”. By Chelsea Tarvin. The History of . the Founding of . Armilla. The city of Armilla was originally inhabited by a small population of farmers. The site contained several natural hot springs that the people of the town utilized for drinking and irrigation. This water came to have a reputation for its therapeutic and healing powers. Eventually, the Armillian people created a thriving industry selling the mineral water to others in surrounding areas. . Define the terms listed on page 297 using the Biographical Dictionary on page R48 for names (last name first) and/or the English-Spanish Glossary on Page R56 for terms.. For each term you need to create a visual that goes along with the term being defined. For example:.