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prince henry the navigator
sponsored trips to africa; built a sailing school; sent multiple voyages along the coast of africa
bartholomeu diaz
made it to the bottom tip of africa; called it cape of good hope; saw the possibility to sail around africa
vasco de garma
sails around africa; find madagascar; ends up in india; was lost in indian ocean for three months
columbus
came up with small earth theory=earth is small; sailed from spain from the east to go west; ended up in america & thought it was india
amerigo vespucci
map maker that went to america with columbus and determined it was not india
pizarro
1533: conquest against inca; had 100 men, 60 calvary, few artillery, 1 woman; found gold & silver mines
cortez
1520: set out to deal with aztecs; small army was outnumbered; defeated the aztecs with guns, horses, and steel weapons/armor
conquistadors
hernan cortez & franciso pizarro
compass
tells you which way is north & what direction you are going in; came from ottoman empire
astrolobe
tells you your latitude on the map
caravel
big ship that can go out to sea, carry more and last through storms
treaty of tordesillas
line of demarkation; separates land "evenly" between spain and portugal; splits the new world
war of three henries
war between three henries - henry III of france, henry duke of geese, and henry of navaar; henry duke of geese gets a monk to kill henry III
henry IV
henry of navaar; won a civil war to be king
edict of nantes
gave hugonauts right to freely practice
RIGHTS:
- rights for practice
- could hold office
- foritified cities
"paris is well worth a mass"
power was important; henry IV switches religion for ruling
duke of sully
master behind the throne; engineered what would become absolutism
- revised taxes
- reduced government debt
- improved foreign trade
- made roads & canals
louis XIII
succeeds henry IV; became king at 8 years old; would rather party then rule the kingdom
cardinal richelieu
rules for louis XIII; makes him the absolutist king
intended system
royal governors; carried out king's policies in parts of france