Other Europeans discover the world

The start of the age of discoveries
1.2 Other Europeans discover the world
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The start of the age of discoveries
1.2 Other Europeans discover the world

Slide 1 - Diapositive

Summer holidays

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Key words


Silk Route: an overland trade route that linked Europe to Asia
Monopoly: the right to be the only one to trade in a specific product or in a certain area
Age of Discovery: the time in which European countries explored the world (1450 until 1700)
Cape of Good Hope: the southern-most point of Africa
Spice trade: the trade in valuable spices from Asia, such as cinnamon, pepper and nutmeg
Naval power: when a country has a strong fleet of war ships

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You learn 
Why the Europeans were going to exlore the world?
What the silk route is.
How to read a map of the routes the different explorers used to travel the world
Who Marco Polo and Vasco Da Gama were
Explain how successful or unsuccessful the various explorers were in finding trade routes or new lands and establishing trade there

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As a reminder, which European country started exploring the world first?
A
Venice
B
Portugal
C
England
D
Spain

Slide 5 - Quiz

Marco? Polo!

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 Marco Polo's travels

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Why did Marco Polo travel to Asia?

Slide 8 - Question ouverte

Slide 9 - Vidéo

The silk route
Around the year 1000 there was an increase in agricultural products. (more food)

Due to this the trade between cities flourished and expanded. Luxury products, like spices, had to come from Asia to Europe. The traders travelled on the Silk Route this was very expensive. > spices were expensive

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Exercises
Do exercise 1, 2,3,

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1453- Fall of Constantinopel
After the fall of  Constantinopel in the hands of the Ottomans a route over sea became more important for the Europeans.

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Vasco da Gamma

Slide 13 - Carte mentale

Exercise
Do exercise 5,7,8,10 and 11

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Slide 15 - Vidéo

Why did the Portugese start exploring the sea routes?
A
They wanted to discover Atlantis
B
They wanted to trade with Asia directly
C
They wanted to trade with Africa directly
D
They wanted to discover America

Slide 16 - Quiz

Nova Zembla

Barentz & De Houtkamp
Ship trapped in the pack ice
Shelter: 'het Behouden Huys'

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Slide 18 - Vidéo

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What did you learn?

Slide 20 - Question ouverte