Charts

Chart 15.1 (Jesse Neighbour)


 * || Dates || Regions || Goals || Technology || Impact ||
 * Spanish/Portuguese || 1492 || North, Central, South America

Indian Ocean || Spread Christianity

Shorter trade route to the east || Proper Maps || ‘found’ whole new continent ||
 * Mongol || 1271- 1368 || Eurasia || Conquer ||  || Controlled much of Asia and parts of Europe ||
 * Chinese || 1405-1433 || Indian Ocean || Mainly inspire awe in Ming power and achievement

Trade and exploration || Very large ships || Established connection between China and other regions ||
 * Muslim || 1498 || Indian Ocean || Trade || Similar ethics and law || Spread of common religion and language ||
 * Malaysian- Indonesian || 1400’s || Madagascar || Colonization ||  || Madagascar inhabitants still speak language ||
 * Amerindian || 1493 || Modern Haiti

Dominican Republic

Bahamas || Gain European items and splendor

gold ||  || Europe spreads to the Americas ||

Chart 15.2 (Devin Meritt)

European impact in Asia and Africa versus impact in America Also, a motive for new raw materials. Motivation for discovery was also big. || Also, slave labor was a part of it. ||
 * || Asia/Africa || America ||
 * Motives || Gave motivation to expand trade. Offers of new treaties also were created to make new alliances. Another motive was to search for slaves. || Gave motivation for expansion. Motive to conquer new land.
 * Methods || The attack on residents living there. Missionaries going to expand and explore. || One method was missionaries. Another was the capture, removal, and killing of natives.
 * Response by Local Peoples || Most gave a cool reception. Some had a bad feeling of Europeans coming to their homeland. || Some did not mind and greeted kindly. Others fought back against the foreigners. ||