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This document is a world map that labels the continents, oceans, hemispheres and includes information about early global exploration. It discusses how places like Ireland and Hawaii were previously unknown, and notes Ferdinand Magellan's historic circumnavigation expedition from 1519 to 1521. The reasons for exploration given are for acquiring gold, glory, religion, trade, power and land. The impacts included establishing a new western route to the valuable spice islands of Southeast Asia.
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Aujourd'hui, nous pouvons profiter des réseaux sociaux pour trouver un emploi.. A découvrir !
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Ryan ferdinand magellan assessment
- 1. World Map North Point Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Indian Ocean Africa Europe North America South America Asia Oceania Antarctica Northern Hemisphere Southern Hemisphere Ireland was a unknown land Hawaii was a unknown land
- 3. Reasons for exploration • For gold & glory & God • For trades • To be powerful • To own more land • To find another route to spice islands
- 5. Impacts on society Glory: To find a new route to the spice islands so they can get spices by going west and past the New World
Editor's Notes
- Drag and drop : continents, oceans, hemispheres Challenge: indicate the unknown parts of the world in the early 1400s
- Choose font Image Background
- List 3 reasons (minimum)
- Trace the journey Two text boxes (minimum) that indicate location and date of significant events
- Identify and describe one impact that this explorer had on society