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Opinions on the Outcome of the Age of Exploration

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Opinions on the Outcome of the Age of Exploration

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Zak- Even though the discovery and exploration did come with the discovery of new crops for Europe, it came at a cost too great

Cage- The age of exploration had a positive impact. While people did suffer from it, many things were still gained.

Jackson- The exploration was going to happen anyways because of humanity's curiosity. Some of the methods aren't the best when they came in contact with natives, but they were going to meet one way or another

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He a great explorer that explored around the 17th century. he explored Canada and also a little bit of northern part of America. he also named a river, bay and a straight were named after him. He also had a great mustache and beard.

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The Negative Effects of the Age of Exploration

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The Negative Effects of the Age of Exploration

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The most obvious and daunting negative effects were the number of natives killed in the New World. The most common causes of death were by their minimal resistance against European weaponry or disease or by the deadly slave trade.

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The Positive Effects of the Age of Exploration

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The Positive Effects of the Age of Exploration

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While most effects from the Age of Exploration were negative, Europe still gained control of a lot more land than it previously controlled, as well as gaining the discovery of new crops.

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Conquistadors like Francisco Pizarro conquered countries like Peru, taking advantage of their obviously superior weapons and technologies

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A French explorer (obvious by the name) that searched the area that is now called Canada for both gold and a trade route to Asia. This later allowed France to claim Canada as their land.

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Three G's
https://sites.google.com/site/almasexplorationproject/the-three-g-s
Transatlantic Slave Trade
https://www.britannica.com/topic/transatlantic-slave-trade
Treaty of Tordesillas
https://www.nationalgeographic.org/thisday/jun7/treaty-tordesillas/
Jacques Cartier
https://www.history.com/topics/exploration/jacques-cartier
Chinese Exploration
https://www.ducksters.com/biography/explorers/zheng_he.php
The Columbian Exchange
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/us-history/precontact-and-early-colonial-era/old-and-new-worlds-collide/a/the-columbian-exchange-ka
Juan Ponce de Leon
https://www.history.com/topics/exploration/juan-ponce-de-leon
Conquistadors (Francisco Pizarro)
https://www.biography.com/people/francisco-pizarro-9442295
Effects of the Age of Exploration
https://www.factmonster.com/dk/encyclopedia/history/exploration

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Named after Christopher Columbus, the Columbian exchange was the trading of animals, tobacco, humans, and more between Africa, the "New World," and the "Old World."

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The transatlantic slave trade saw that millions of Africans were shipped across the Atlantic Ocean, to America. This caused rivaling African tribes to give each other away to the Americans. America's economy, of course, went up due to the new slave trade.

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Ponce de Leon, a 4'11" Spanish explorer traveled to the "New World" in search of the Fountain of Youth, leading an exploration from Puerto Rico to Florida. Thinking the fountain was in Florida, he traveled back eight years later only to be fatally wounded in an Indian attack.

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Zheng He - He was a mariner, explorer, diplomat, fleet admiral, and court eunuch (Eunuch means a  man with no penis or balls. They sometimes cut both off) He was born in China around 1371 - 1433.

The Seven Voyages of the Ming Fleet - Zheng He was a the admiral of the fleet that travel around the world. They went to all kinds of places like Africa and India. they travel in all kinds of ships, one ever bigger then football fields.

Legacy - The Chinese were the most advanced of ship building in the world. Zheng He was also one of the most famous explorer in the world. Know one knows about hime because

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The treaty divided the "New World" for Spain and Portugal to settle conflicts betwixt the two.

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God- Christianity, widely being spread through Europe as a good thing, became a motive for a lot of explorers discovering the New World. It would later become a race to see who could convert the most of the indigenous species.

Glory- Being a relatively new idea in Europe, just being sprouted by the Renaissance and Humanism, glory could be attained by those popular enough to be written about by those who had access to printing presses. Most explorers sailing to the New World were seeking to be known across the entirety of Europe.

Gold- Other explorers searched specifically to find gold. Whether for their own personal benefit or for the benefit of their country, these explorers would do almost anything to get more gold.