ch3 age of discovery

traveled throughout Asia wrote a book about his travels his book sparked the Renaissance in Europe

Price of Portugal opened a school of navigation the school made better map, ships, and tool of navigation

Funded by Spain needed, money, ships, crew, and supplies he thought he reached Asia but he was in the Bahamas

funded by the England searching for the northwest passage to Asia chamid New fund land and labor England He thought he found Asia

Funded by Spain explored coast of south America what he saw didn't mach Marco polo book map maker named north America and south America after him he found new land

funded by Spain crossed the Isthmus of panama to reach the pacific

funded by Spain named the pacific he reach the Filipinas one ship returned to Spain first European to travel around the world

funded by Spain search for the fountain of youth first Spanish explorer for Spain to set foot on north America clamed Florida

Spanish conquistador search for golden cites clamed south west region for pain

Spanish conquistador search for golden land of Incas conquered the Incas and stole their land

Spanish conquistador clamed the southeast region for Spain

funded by France searched for northwest passage for Asia meant native Americans explored the cost of north and south America

funded by France search for the northwest passage to Asia clamed the St Lawrence area for forever

funded by trading campions created the Hudson river clamed Hudson bay area for Englandhis crew turned agents him

agreement between Spain and Porta Goal Spain got most of south America Portugal got Brazil

This group reached North America about 500 years before Columbus

a short cut to Asia through North America

They needed money for ships, crew, and supplies. They needed better maps and tools for sailing. Long voyages into unknown waters were dangerous.

He was actually in the Bahamas off the coast of North America.

Vespucci realized that he had reached new land because what he saw didn't match Marco Polo's book. Balboa sailed west and crossed the Isthmus of Panama to reach the Pacific proving that it was not Asia but a new land.