Age of Exploration
Interactions
Explorers 1
Explorers 2
Explorers 3
100

Which continent was involved in the Age of Exploration?

Europe

100

Which group of people did the European explorers interact with during the Age of Exploration?

American Indians

100

Christopher Columbus sailed for Spain. What was an accomplishment of CC?

He discovered the "New World", which is known as Cuba today

100

Hernando de Soto was the first to cross the ______ River.

Mississippi

100

Henry Hudson claimed what is now the ______ Bay in Canada.

Hudson

200

During the Age of Exploration, European countries sent ____ around the world to discover and conquer new lands.

Ships

200

What tool did they use to show directions on a map?

A compass rose

200

What was a an obstacle for Christopher Columbus?

His crew was frightened


200

Hernando de Soto fought with which group of people _________.

American Indians

200

Henry Hudson's crew rebelled in the _______ climate.

Cold

300

List the 3 G's - the main motivations of exploring for European countries

God, Glory and Gold

300

Give 2 positive interactions with the American Indians

Traded goods, farming methods, shared ideas, medicine, showed the land

300

Vasco Nunez de Balboa was the first to see the _________ Ocean from Panama.

Pacific

300

John Cabot sailed what became the country of _____ and found a rich _____ area.

Canada, fishing


300

Jacques Cartier explored what became known as the St. ________ River in Canada.

Lawrence

400

Which 4 countries were involved in the Age of Exploration? Hint: FENS

France, England, Netherlands, Spain

400

Describe 2 negative interactions with American Indians

Enslaved American Indians, diseases, language

400

An obstacle for Vasco Nunez de Balboa was ________.

Uncharted waters

400

John Cabot set out to find the ________ Passage, but could not find it.

Northwest

400

An obstacle of Jacques Cartier was his sailors caught ______ (a disease contracted if you don't have enough vitamin c). The American Indians helped to cure them.

Scurvy