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GOLD- James collected and spread the knowledge of a northwest passage to make traveling faster. He also made note of the location of the northern magnetic pole.
COMPARE/CONTRAST- Christopher Columbus- comparisons to him. They both spread their knowledge of new information about North America. Contrasts. They shared different information to their homelands. Christopher found the Americas on accident. While James went on an expedition.

GLORY-  He was the first person to find a northwest passage through the north. He charted the Beaufort Islands. And located the position of the north magnetic pole

COMPARE/CONTRAST- Christopher Columbus. He became famous for “finding the Americas” and became famous from that. James Clark Ross found a northwest passage and the north pole after Chris found the Americas.

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1 There was more knowledge of the North pole.

Compare. Columbus and Clark both discovered new land, thus more knowledge about it.

Contrast. Columbus discovered and wrote the Americas. Clark discovered a new passageway through Canada and the north magnetic pole.

2  There was a new way to pass through the north of Canada

Compare- Vasco da Gama and Clark both found ways to get to new places

Contrast- Vasco found a new way to get to India. And Clark a new way to get through northern Canada.

3 More descriptive maps about northern Canada and the North pole

Compare- Juan Ponce de Leon and Clark both mapped new territory for their country.

Contrast- Juan mapped Spanish territory and Clark mapped Canada

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Explore's View- "After the four expeditions and the discovery of the North pole, one year later he was promoted to captain and would journey on more voyages soon.” This show signs how well versed he was in sailing the arctic and antarctic. It would put him in a higher position with heavier decisions.

Outsider's View- This is a picture of a graffitied rock made by the crew of the ship. The rock would give future explorers a “time stamp” of when the crew was there.

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Left Behind- James and his crew left a graffitied rock behind on Somerset Island. Left Behind impact- It indicated that they were there and for future voyages to find it and make notes about it for today. Left Behind connection- today when we discover new planets and our rovers travel to them they will run out of energy or be destroyed and we leave them there. In the future where we are capable of traveling to the planets, we will find the ancient rovers, relative to the time, and will be blessed with old information.

Took- They took back knowledge about the north and south poles. Took impact- without them we would maybe have different information or no information about the poles and have no idea Antarctica is there. Took connection- Today when we discover anything we want to keep track of it and attain all of its knowledge. We then collect more information over time

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Economic wealth. Exploiting the colonies so the people living there would generate money and power for the “mother” country. Judging Economic wealth. Exploiting the colonies so the people living there would generate money and power for the “mother” country.

Cultural blending. When leaders conquered land and colonies they would make babies and blend their culture with the native culture. Judging Cultural blending. Good. it spread both cultured together

Disease. As the new and old colonies combined they were both exposed to new diseases. Judging Disease. Bad. both sides lost people

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