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Age of Discovery (causes)

1. Concurrent European Expansion (imperialism


2. Influence of Italian Renaissance


3. Predecessors to Columbus - myths, legends, and facts - Lief Erikson.

Henry the Navigator

Portuguese explorer - expeditions to Africa

King John II

(r. 1481-1495)


Portuguese explorer - very ambitious

Bartholemew Dias

1488


Portuguese explorer - Cape of Good Hope

Vasco de Gama

1497-98


Portuguese explorer


India

Pedro Cabral

1500


Portuguese explorer


Brazil

Alfonso du Albuquerque

1507-1511


Portuguese explorer


Calicut, Ormuz, Malaban, Goa, Malacca

Christopher Columbus

1492


Spanish Explorer.


reaches San Salvador. He traversed the Caribbean. Never hit American continent, but took four voyages.

Balboa

1513


Spanish Explorer


Reaches Pacific Ocean. Crosses through Panama to the pacific, called it "South Sea"

Juan Ponce de Leon

1513


Spanish explorer


reaches Florida ("land of flowers" in Spanish)


Spain has a foothold in Florida for several years

Ferdinand Magellan

1519-1522


Spanish Explorer


his multiethnic crew circumvented the globe.


5 ships left the ports, 1 returned, lead by Juan Sebastian del Cano - ***** killed in the Philipines.

Hernando Cortez

1519-1521


Spanish Explorer


Mexico, conquered Aztecs


university graduate, hidalgo and fugitive from Cuba


Legend of Quetzacoatl helped him (light skinned Aztec deity)


Other indians hated the Aztecs and sided w/ him.

Francisco Pizzaro

1531-1536


Spanish Explorer


served w/ Balboa y conquered Incas


lacked conscience


civil war among Incas (captured Inca king Atahualpa, held him for ransom)


mines @ Potosi (Andes) produced $340 million worth of silver - (he) employed Inca engineering marvels