The known world
Expansion
The archipelagos & the cape
African territories
100

About 600 years ago, Europeans had a very little and limited knowledge of the world?

yes

100

The clergy supported the expansion for what?

To spread the Christian faith

100

in the service of infante d.Henrique were advancing into the unknown sea, having reached what?

the archipelagos of Madeira and Azores

100

what was the main objective of the Portuguese people?

the portuguese objective was to trade with the African people.

200

 Europeans, apart from their continent only knew about the existence of what places?


North Africa, Asia and North America.

200

Why was Portugal interested in North Africa?

Because Many products traded, such as slaves, gold and spices

200

In 1434 who passed the Cape Bojador?

Gil Eanes

200

Slaves were sold like any other product.

Is this TRUE or FALSE?

TRUE

300

The African Continent was though to extend  Southwards, preventing what?

The connection between the Atlantic and Indian Ocean

300

A good condition for Portugal to go searching for new lands was the existence of a long sea coast accustomed them to sailing from an early age?

True

300

In the following Years, infante D.Henrique organized trips along the African coast to where?

Sierra Leone

400

In the 13th century what Italian travelled to china? that then stood out?

Marco Polo

400

what was the significance Vasco Da Gama’s voyage?

Vasco Da Gama’s voyage to India opened a direct sea route from Europe to Asia allowing Portugal to trade spices another goods directly and becoming a major maritime power

400

The king was also interested in the conquests in where?

North Africa

500

Complete the sentence: 

fabulous stories made the unknown sea a __________, of boiling water.

Dark sea

500

in 1415 the Portuguese ventured into the unknown sea, with the hope of reaching what? 

the place of origin of gold and spices

500

After arriving in the Madeira archipelago, Infante D.Henrique, responsible for the islands, divided them into what?

captaincies

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