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What were the effects of the exploration on the countries that were ‘discovered?’ 

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What were the effects of the exploration on the countries that were ‘discovered?’ 

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Native Americans died because of  diseases and men killing them with guns from Europe and new settlements were created.

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What were the effects of exploration on the countries that sent the explorers out?

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What were the effects of exploration on the countries that sent the explorers out?

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Gained land, allies, goods, and pride.

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To find new trade routes to Asia, to gain knowledge, and to spread christianity all over Asia.

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What were the most influential countries in exploration?

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What were the most influential countries in exploration?

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Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, England, and France but mostly Spain and Portugal.

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All around the world.

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New churches were created, the Church lost respect from public, and lost money due to monarchy not supplying enough money.

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Simony (buying leadership positions in the Church), the Church’s taxes, Popes fighting with the monarchs, corruption, indulgences (buying salvations from people).

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Mainly in Germany

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1517- 1648

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The Renaissance/ the rediscovery of ancient greek and Roman culture.

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Merchants brought go0ds and ideas from other countries, the Roman Catholic Church kept knowledge of ancient times alive, and Europeans also read classical works that came by way of the Muslim scholars.

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From 1300 – 1700

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Spain, Italy, France, Germany, England

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Renaissance

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To recover Jerusalem and other sites of pilgrimages in that region that was owned by the Muslims.

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What was the significance of the Crusades?

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What was the significance of the Crusades?

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They made a new form of writing and made universities better.

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They helped people who did not know how to read and also teach them learn about christian stories and made them closer to the church.

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What role did the Christianity/the Church play in the daily lives of people?

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What role did the Christianity/the Church play in the daily lives of people?

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The Church had more power as it had the power of god and the government gave money to supply the church and to help out god.

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Describe the relationship between the church and the government.

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Describe the relationship between the church and the government.

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They obtained power as the monarch gave money to the Church as they said they needed to help out god with money. They also spread the word as they had many pilgrimages, so people would give money.

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How did the Church obtain its economic influence and power?

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How did the Church obtain its economic influence and power?

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Christianity/Roman Catholic Church

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The Magna Carta, the Bubonic Plague, and the Hundred Years Wars.

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What were the main causes of the decline of Feudalism?

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What were the main causes of the decline of Feudalism?

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Economical/Political system in the Medieval Times which people traded loyalty and harbor for protection.

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476 CE-1000 CE

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Middle Ages/ Feudalism

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New countries/empires were formed and more freedom was formed since they are separated from each other. And after all this, the Romans created a new empire called the Byzantine Empire.

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476 CE

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Empire was hard to defend since of its size, but corruption, money problems due to its army, and hard to communicate.

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Mosaics, statues, arches, domes, and aqueducts and roads.

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What have we borrowed from this ancient culture?

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What have we borrowed from this ancient culture?

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Because they had easier access to the sea, it was easier for the economy to flourish. Trade was excessive as did very well. However, the Roman Empire was so big that it was hard to communicate across the empire

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Spain, France, Italy, England, Germany... etc

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Effect/impact on the people in the empire

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Effect/impact on the people in the empire

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they had major sea access, had great military, and people controlled roman law

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from 27 BC to 476 CE