Chapter 16 Exploration and Expansion
Voyages and Discoveries During the 1400 and 1500s European explorers, inspired by greed, curiosity, and the desire for glory and aided technology, sailed to many previously unknown lands. | Foundations of Exploration Explorers from Portugal and Spain Explorers from the rest of Europe
| Pre-teach pg.468 Key Terms and People Pg. 469 Direct Teach pg.470 Direct Teach pg. 471 Direct Teach pg.472 Direct Teach pg.473 Direct Teach pg.474 Section Assessment pg.475 |
Conquest and Colonies The countries of Europe established colonies in the lands they had discovered, but in some cases, only after violently conquering the native people who lived there. | Spain Builds an Empire The Portuguese in Brazil French, Dutch, and English Colonies in the Americas
| Pre-teach pg 476 Key Terms and People Pg. 476 Direct Teach pg. 477 Direct Teach pg.478 Direct Teach pg. 479 Direct Teach pg. 480 Direct Teach pg. 481 Section Assessment pg.481 |
New Patterns of Trade The creation of colonies in the Americas and elsewhere led to the exchange of new types of goods, the establishment of new patterns of trade, and new economic systems in Europe. | The Columbian Exchange Mercantilism The Rise of Capitalism | Pre-teach pg. 482 Key Terms and People Pg. 482 Direct Teach pg.483 Direct Teach pg. 484 Direct Teach pg. 485 Direct Teach pg. 486 Direct Teach pg. 487 Section Assessment pg.487 |
The Atlantic Slave Trade Between the 1500s and the 1800s millions of Africans were captured, shipped across the Atlantic Ocean, and sold as slaves in the Americas. | Origins of the Slave Trade Slavery in the Colonies Effects of the Slave Trade | Pre-teach pg. 488 Key Terms and People Pg. 488 Direct Teach pg. 489 Direct Teach pg. 490 Direct Teach pg. 491 Section Assessment pg. 491 |
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