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https://www.google.com/search?q=james+clark+ross&rlz=1CACTIE_enUS815&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjmr5jUqbPeA

https://www.britannhttps://www.britannica.com/biography/James-Clark-Rossica.com/biography

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Learning Target 3: Primary Sources- Mastery

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Learning Target 3: Primary Sources- Mastery

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Difference -Primary Source 1 is a day to day diary of james clark ross's journey. Primary Source 2 is a emblom of james clark ross in the time frame of when he was exploring

Primary Source 14 May] Left the ship at 3 P.M. provisioned for 14 days, with 2 sledges. Capt Ross, myself and 10 men [“being the whole of our effective crew” (Ross, 1835:638)] to carry out 2000 lbs. of provisions and stores and if possible to take them and the boats forward to good harbour

Primary Source 2

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Learning Target 5: Effects of Colonization-BASIC

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Learning Target 5: Effects of Colonization-BASIC

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Explorers brought over new diseases like the plague, chicken pox and whopping cough. The native people got sick and died (almost 90% of the population).
Explorers cut down trees to grow crops and worked the soil which took nutrients from the land, especially along the Northeastern forests (Pennsylvania). They used axes, saws and horses to cut down trees. New plants and animals were brought to the land and some native plants and animals died. New Plants included: wheat, rice, oats, barley and coffee. New animals included: horses, cattle, goats, sheep and chickens.

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Learning Target 4: Impact - Knowledge-MASTERY

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Learning Target 4: Impact - Knowledge-MASTERY

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DISCOVERIESHe discovered the North magnetic pole in 1831.

In 1841 he crossed the Antarctic Circle and found a volcano that he named Mount Erbus. Sir James Clark Ross made discoveries that impacted the knowledge of researchers and explorers around the Arctic area.

KNOWLEDGE: Sir James Clark Ross did many expeditions to places that few people had been.  He researched magnetism and sea animals at great depths. Sir James Ross Clark became the leading authority on arctic research.

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Learning Target 2: Discoveries Made-Mastery

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Learning Target 2: Discoveries Made-Mastery

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Preventing Scurvy - Because Ross traveled for such long periods of time, he worked to make sure his crew was well fed.  He found that feeding them fruits, vegetables and animal fats was important.

South Magnetic Pole -
Discovering its location was important for science.  The magnetic field is strongest at the pole and weakest at the equator.

Ross wrote a book about his research so that others could learn about what he discovered.  This was good for scientists.

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*Entered the Navy when he was 11 years of age.
*Started exploring the Arctic in 1829.
*Moved through the Navy ranks and also worked for a private expedition.
*He was promoted to post captain

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Sir James Clark Ross

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Why did Sir James Clark Ross want to explore:
Positives  around need for Gold and Glory: - Ross was able to move through the Navy ranks; was promoted to post captain; he discovered the north magnetic pole; was also knighted following an expedition in 1843.
Negatives around need for Gold and Glory: Ross was away from home; he didn’t get to spend much time with his wife and she died after he retired.