Where does the English settle?
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Maine.
Where does the Spanish sail to avoid attacks from Portugal?
They travel East right across the Atlantic to avoid them.
Which settlement was named New France.
Montreal, Canada
In what direction does the Portuguese sail during their exploration?
South and East
What ended the age of exploration?
Much of the Americas, parts of Africa, and Oceania were relatively well-explored.
Who is the famous English explorer who circumnavigated the globe?
Sir Francis Drake.
Did Cristopher find Asia?
No, he found the rest of central America and the rest of the Caribbean islands, naming them the Indies.
What was New France?
A Royal Provence
Who did the Dutch fall to and who claims their colony?
English and French
Why is it called the Age of Discovery?
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The Age of Discovery is a period when European mariners explored the world, beginning in the 15th century. It's also known as the Age of Exploration.
Explored the east coast of Canada and claimed land for England.
John Cabot
Explored the Caribbean and South America
Amerigo Vespucci
Where does the French settle?
Quebec, Montreal
What was the Hudson River named after?
Captain Henry Hudson
Who sponsored and financed the transatlantic voyages of the Italian navigator Christopher Columbus
Spain
Who authorized the English sea captains to raid Spanish ships for their gold?
Queen Elizabeth I
An Italian explorer that sailed across the Atlantic Ocean from Spain
Cristopher Columbus.
What river valley did the French claim?
Mississippi River valley.
Who was the director of the Dutch colony?
Peter Stuyvesant
The first European country to explore Africa
Portugal
What was the settlement of Jamestown named after?
King James I
Remembered as the first person to circumnavigate the globe.
Ferdinand Magellan
What new French colony was claimed?
Louisianna Colony.
Where does the Dutch settle and what did they call it?
New Netherland
This important invention helped navigators determine their position at sea using the stars.
Astrolabe