§1.2: The start of the Age of Discovery (P.1)

§1.2: The start of the Age of Discovery (P.1)
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§1.2: The start of the Age of Discovery (P.1)

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Previous Learning goal
Name the characteristics of the Renaissance. 

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Carpe Diem: ''My curiosity lies beyond Europe!''
Printing press: My discoveries will be known to everyone!''
Wealth: ''I'll become the richest merchant!''

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A changing worldview
Key terms
Betekenis
Carpe diem🙂🍎
During the Renaissance
('seize the day')
('pluk de dag')
Memento mori😱☠️
During the 
Middle Ages
('remember that you will die')
('gedenk te sterven')

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Today's learning goals
Who was Marco Polo and why is he so important?
ALWAYS write these down in your notebook!
How did the Europeans reach the wealth of Asia?

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Goals for this lesson
At the end of this lesson you understand...
  • What role trade with the East played in the Late Middle Ages and how it changed.
  • How tradeconflicts led to the age of discovery.
  • How Portugal became the dominant world power.

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Introduction
Grab page 12 of your textbook.

Answer these questions:
- Who was Marco Polo?
- Where was he from?
- What did he do?

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During the 13th century, Europeans started to map the world.

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Italian city-states like Venice started this time of exploration. But why?

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Trade goods from 
the east

To acquire luxury products.
-> e.g. spices, silk and gold.

Merchants used the Silk Route.
= Overland trade route that 
    linked Europe and Asia.


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Silk (=zijde) is type of fabric
comfortable to wear in warm 
regions.
Cinnamon (=kaneel) was used not only as a flavour for food, but also as medicine for the Black Death.
Gold (=goud) is used for jewellery.
Wine grapes (=wijndruiven) from the Mediterrean.

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Paying a high price
Why were these products so expensive?

1. Long distance they travelled.
2. Dangers on the road.
3. The middle men wanted to 
     make a profit.
Arabian middle men took products from China to Europe

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Why was the Kublai's Mongol Empire important for the Silk Route?

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New plan
Ottoman (Turkish) conquest of Constantinople. #dejavu
-> Fully control the trade 
      (= monopoly).

Europeans had to look for other ways to go east... #scary

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Problem: Ottoman Empire
Machtig en welvarend💪🤑.

Europeanen NIET blij😠:
- Continu oorlog⚔️.
- Moesten hoge prijzen 
  betalen voor luxegoederen💰.


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What? Exercises 1 + 4.
How? Individually or in pairs.
Duration? 6 minutes.

Done?
 Do exercise 5 + 6. 
 Write down keywords in your notebook.
timer
6:00
Work on section 1.2!

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Portugal starts
  • Portugal tries to find a route around Africa.
  •  In 1488 they reached Cape of Good Hope.
  • In 1498 Vasco da Gama reaches India.

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Portugal World Power
  • After the explorarions Portugal became dominant  in the spicetrade.
  •  Portugal became a large naval power (large fleet). 

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Planning for this lesson
  1. Checking the homework
  2. Instruction paragraph 1.2 The start of the Age of Discovery
  3. Short assignment about the Age of Discovery 

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