Reasons for Exploration
Explorer bios
A Story of Contact
Define This
Whodunit
100

These factors describe reasons why Europeans were drawn towards foreign lands and/or motivated to leave europe

Push/Pull factors


100

- Born in Italy 

- Sponsored by Spain 

Important dates: 1492


Christopher Columbus

100

This thing killed more First Nations peoples than any other factor

Disease

100

Long-lasting, strong, and resistant to damage

Durable

100

This French explorer is known as the Father of new France, explored the St. Lawrence river and founded the first Canadian colony

Samuel De Champlain

200

Europeans hoped to get rich by trading for spices, gold, and other goods. So, in business, making money is called earning a _______

Profit

200

Born in & Sponsored by France
Important dates: 1534
Important information: Was sent by his king to find a passage to the east and claim land for france

Jacques Cartier

200

This attitude that your culture is superior to others motivated the harm that took place starting from contact

Ethnocentrism

200

A place where people establish a community in a new land

Settlement

200

This Italian explorer 'discovered' the rich Newfoundland fishing grounds

Giovani Caboto (John Cabot)

300

The astrolabe, compasses, and betterships fall under this motivation.

Technology

300
Born in France

Sponsored by rich noblemen
Important dates: 1603 and 1604
Came to Canada following another explorers trail, in search of a northeast passage


Samuel De Champlain

300

This group tried to avoid contact and experienced harsh conflict, leading to their extinction. The last surviving member of this community made several drawings.

Beothuk

300

A territory controlled by a distant imperial nation

Colony

300

He sailed west in 1492, in search of Asia

Christopher Columbus

400

The Americas were rich in trees (lumber), animal meat and furs (food & clothing), gold (money/ wealth). These are examples of: __________  

resources

400

Born in italy
Sponsored by Britain
Important dates: 1497
He famously got lost at sea during his second voyage

Giovani Caboto

400

An unkind, even nasty term that Europeans used when referring to First Nations peoples. 

Savages


400

Describes a person who ISN'T affected by disease. 

Immunity


400

He infamously kidnapped 5 indigenous people and brought them back to Europe

Jacques Cartier

500

This motivation was driven by competition between nations to expand power and gain new territories

imperialism

500

Born in France

Important dates: 1603
Was an interpreter and navigator, explored the St. Lawrence river with the help of the Indigenous people(s)

Etienne Brule

500

This First Nation had a relatively non-hostile first contact, developing cooperative trade and alliances with Europeans

Mi'kmaq

500

A Person or Country that pays for an expedition

Sponsor

500

These people were the first europeans to discover North America 

The Vikings