Traveled with Vasco Nunez de Balboa across South America and conquered the Inca tribe
Francisco Pizzaro
The rock material that fooled Jacques Cartier’s third trip to the Americas
Fools Gold/Pyrite
Corn
The names of the three ships that Christopher Columbus sailed on
Nina, Pinta, Santa Maria
To change from one belief or religion to another.
Convert
Explorer looking for the mythical Fountain of Youth and ended up in the land la Florida (land full of flowers)
Ponce de Leon
What G of motivation is related to "Spread Christianity"?
God
What disease did Europeans get from the Americas?
Yellow Fever
The country that sponsored Christopher Columbus
Spain
A complete ownership or control of a resource or industry
Monopoly
Was one of the first explorers to cross the Isthmus of Panama and see the Pacific Ocean
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
What G of motivation relates to "Find wealth and valuable resources"?
Gold
An export that Europeans brought to the Americas that the indigenous people used effectively
Horses
What was Christopher Columbus trying to find when going west?
A system of trade that uses money to buy goods and services instead of relying on barter
Monetary Exchange
Explorer for Dutch East India Company, trying to find a Northwest passage, but ended up with his crew doing a mutiny leading to his death.
Henry Hudson
What G of exploration is related to "Increase national power and influence"
Glory
An official journey to speak with the government of another country
Diplomatic Mission
The year Columbus sailed across the Atlantic
"1492 Columbus sailed the open blue"
A society that chiefly relies on agriculture or farming
Agrarian Culture
Sailed around the Cape of Hope in South Africa to get to India
Vasco de Gama
The 3 motivations of European exploration.
God, gold, and glory
The process of establishing settlements and political control over another territory
Colonization
What followed once Columbus found the Americas in the west?
The exchange of plants, animals, people, goods, and diseases between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres.
Columbus Exchange