World History Chapter 14 Section 1 and 2

a new type of ship that was very large and could travel through shallow water, it was much more maneuverable.

instruments that would be used to find latitudes and show people where they were, and what the local time was

an instrument that had been invented by the Chinese and perfected by the Arabs and used by the Europeans. It pointed toward the magnetic north.

instuments that people used to look at stars and find their latitude and longitude location

a map that showed distortion toward the poles, and a projection that showed the latitude and longitude lines. It was invented by the Portuguese.

showed sea lanes, and was a map of the sea

the passage through the New World toward India

a sailor who sailed with the Spanish and Portuguese and kept a diary that was used to make a map of the New World by German Mapmaker Martin Waldseemüler. The New World was named after him.

blank check, it gave Joint Stock Companies the power of the government

the Portuguese sailor who went around the Tip of Storms

the Italian sailor who was funded by Queen Isabella to sail across the Atlantic Ocean to India. He reached the New World and the Caribbean on four voyages, and never realized he had found new continents.

a sailor who went west and discovered the Maritimes and the Grand Banks

a Portuguese sailor who was blown off course on his way to Africa and hit Brazil.

a sea captain who established ports that were along the route to the Spice Islands

he was Spanish and looking for El Paso. He reached Panama and got natives to hack through the forest until they reached the Pacific Ocean. He named it the South Sea.

the first governor of San Juan Baptiste. When he left the island he went to Florida looking for new territory, where he was injured and brought to Cuba, where he died.

The Captain who went west, around South America, and across the Pacific Ocean until he reached the Philippines, where he died. A small part of his crew managed to circumnavigate the world. He renamed the South Sea el Mar Pacifico

a Frenchman who was looking for the Northwest Passage. He reached the St. Lawrence River, which divided parts of Northern Europe. He claimed parts of Eastern Canada and named them New France.

he was an Englishman who sailed for the Netherlands. He wanted to find the Northwest Passage. He explored what would later be called the Hudson Bay, and also the Hudson River.

a French Noblemen who sailed to Canada and established the first settlement in Quebec. He explored modern Main and established Montreal and Nova Scotia.

They were Frenchmen. Jolliet was a fur trapper and Marquette was a priest. With Native American guides they discovered the great Lakes and went down the Mississippi River. They explored Wisconsin and claimed it for France.

a poor French Noblemen who was given land in Canada. He explored the lower Mississippi and claimed the Mississippi River Valley for France. He established New Orleans.

an island chain in present-day Indonesia; Spice Islands

Prince of Portugal; He led the way in sponsoring exploration for Portugal; The Navigator

mapmakers; scientists

a Portuguese navigator who led four ships around the Cape of kStorms. He reached the spice port of Calicut and returned home were he sold a cargo of spices for a huge profit.

the line set up by the Pope that divided the non-European world into two zones. Spain had trading and exploration rights in any lands west of the line, and Portugal had the same rights to lands east of the line.

the treaty that documented the specific terms of the Line of Demarcation, and was signed by Spain and Portugal.

to sail around

cities that were hubs of international trade on the East African coast. They were attacked by the Portuguese.

large estates run by an owner or an owner's overseer. Large numbers of slaves usually worked on them.

ruler of Kongo in west-central Africa. He wanted to end the slave trade in his kingdom and appealed to the Portuguese. He failed. -he had been tutored by Portuguese missionaries and was Christian

people who hoped to convert people to Christianity

the African Kingdom that arose in the area occupied by present-day Ghana. It was united by Osei Tutu, who conquered neighboring peoples.

the able military leader of the Asante Kingdom who conquered neighboring peoples and unified his kingdom. He claimed that he had divine right to rule, and that everyone in his kingdom was linked by spiritual bonds. This strategy worked and he defeated the Denkyera people.

the exclusive control of a business or industry

an empire that arose form successive waves of settlement by the Yoruba people of present-day Nigeria. It began as a small kingdom, but used its wealth form the slave trade to build up an impressive army. They conquered the neighboring Dahomey kingdom.

the first permanent European settlement, which was settled by the Dutch.

Dutch farmers who settled around Cape town and ousted, enslaved, or killed the people who lived there. They called themselves Afrikaners.

the island off of the cost of India. The Portuguese made it their major military and commercial base.

The port in the East Indies that the Portuguese conquered. They massacred the Muslims who lived in the city. -It was later taken over by the Dutch

distant areas under their control.

the company that the Dutch Merchants formed that had full sovereign powers

the power to build armies, wage ware, negotiate peace treaties, and govern overseas territory

The archipelago in Southeast Asia that was named after Spanish king Philip II. -Claimed by Spain by Magellan

local chiefs

Indian troops

the Portuguese trading post that the Ming dynasty allowed them to set up to trade with china; Canton

A Jesuit priest who made a strong impression on the Chinese. He had little success in spreading his religion. He was a source of information for the Europeans and Chinese about each other.

the people who ruled Manchuria. They took over China and the Ming dynasty and established the Qing dynasty

A Qing emperor who was an able administrator and military leader. he extended Chinese power into Central Asia and promoted Chinese culture.

a Qing emperor who was the grandson of Kangxi and expanded China's borders to rule the largest area in the nation's history.

the head of a British diplomatic mission who offended the Chinese and was disrespectful and offensive. He showed them inferior British goods.