PPT-Section 1 “Europeans Explore the East”

Chapter 19 For God Glory and Gold Europeans Seek New Trade Routes Main reason for exploration is to gain wealth Contact during Crusades spurs demand for Asian goods Muslims and Italians control trade from East to West. How did colonial subjects respond?. The answer to both of these questions is shaped by the social and cultural ideologies used to justify the colonial mission.. What is Ideology?. A system of ideas, often a set of principles that form the basis of economic or political policy.. Chapter 2 – Section 3 and 4. Section 1 . – Encounters in South Asia. Portugal. Portuguese goals:. Control the spice trade in . S. outheast Asia. Setup forts and trading posts along African, . I. ndian, and Southeast Asian coasts. Culture . Clash!. The Aborigines had no idea what to make of the white people. - White people were not part of their ancient stories. - Maybe they were devils or stupid ghosts of their ancestors who could not speak Aboriginal languages. The Early Years of Empire Building. © Student Handouts, Inc. www.studenthandouts.com. The Portuguese. 1510. : Portuguese seize Goa. 1511. : Portuguese conquer Malacca. 1500s. : Portuguese in control of the European-Asian spice trade from outposts and forts. Set Sail . Chapter 2 section 1. . SKILLED VIKING . SAILORS. . The Vikings were the first Europeans to make contact with North America. .. . Leif Eriksson. , the son of Erik the Red, set off for Greenland. . Explore the World. The Roman empire. From about the 5. th. century B. C. Until the late 400s A. D., the Roman Empire ruled much of Europe, the Mediterranean Sea, North Africa, and the Middle East.. Rome at the Height of its Power…. to the Renaissance and the Voyages of Exploration. 2. The Age of Exploration. 1. The . First Europeans to attempt to set up a colony in North America were the Vikings around the year 1000 CE.. 2. L’Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland. Scramble for Africa. Setting the Stage. Imperialism. – the seizure of a country or territory by a stronger power (mostly by industrialized European nations) in the 19. th. and 20. th. centuries to take advantage of raw materials and markets there which had the effect of the stronger nation dominating the political, economic, and social life of the weaker nation. M. Wagner. 3 Worlds Meet. Native Americans . Africans. Europeans. Our Focus. Over 1,000 years ago, the Vikings explored the Atlantic Ocean.. The Vikings established at least . one settlement in North . The Age of Exploration. Setting the Stage. Europeans had been exploring via the . Crusades. and with people like Marco Polo. For the most part, Europeans had no . interest. or ability to explore foreign lands. Don’t be Shaq.. Be Ray Allen! . This is not the Basketball Game. This is not the big. Show. . This is a Free throw. (Pass/Fail). So don’t be Shaq.. Don’t be Faulkner. Be Hemingway!. You are not writing long, eloquent prose. . Raise your hand if you have been to or have heard of the amusement park called . . .. The amusement park pays tribute to the true six flags that have flown over Texas. Do you know what those flags are?. The Age of Imperialism. . . IMPERIALISM. CHAPTER 27. The . Age of Imperialism, 1850–1914 . Western countries colonize large areas of Africa and Asia, leading to political and cultural changes. .. What are some dangers of exploration? . What are some benefits of exploration?. European Exploration. Objectives: Explain the reasons or motivations that drove Europeans to explore the world. - Curiosity of the Renaissance + .