Prince [blank_start]Henry the Navigator[blank_end] (three words) who helped [blank_start]Portugal[blank_end] (country) to become a major exploring nation by setting up a school of navigation.
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Henry the Navigator
Portugal
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[blank_start]Bartholomeu Dias[blank_end] was the first European to around the southern tip of Africa, into the Indian Ocean and named the tip the Cape of Good Hope.
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Bartholomeu Dias
Vasco Da Gama
Ferdinand Magellan
Pedro Cabral
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[blank_start]Vasco da Gama[blank_end] sailed around the tip of Africa and into the ndian Ocean on to India. This established a trade route between Portugal and Asia (India).
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Vasco da Gama
Bartholomeu Dias
Ferdinand Magellan
Amerigo Vespucci
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[blank_start]Pedro Cabral[blank_end] claimed Brazil for [blank_start]Portugal[blank_end] which allowed that country to have a claim to the east coast of South America.
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Pedro Cabral
Amerigo Vespucci
Ferdinand Magellan
Bartolomé de Las Casas
Portugal
Spain
France
England
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[blank_start]Christopher Columbus[blank_end] (First and Last Name) thought he had reached Asia. but instead landed off of a set of islands off the coast of [blank_start]North America[blank_end] (Continent).
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Christopher Columbus
North America
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Drag the name of the explorer to the dot that represents route. (Place on the dot)
Bartolomé de [blank_start]Las Casas[blank_end] was a Spanish friar who began the African slave trade in America when he convinced Charles V to enslave Africans instead of Native Americans.
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Las Casas
Soto
Gama
La Salle
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Check all the boxes that applies to the impact of the European slave trade on Africa
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It depopulated some regions of Africa
it deprived some communities of their youngest and strongest
European gold and silver shifted the balance of power within Africa
It broke down African culture
Europeans divided Africa among themselves
Guns shifted the balance of power in Africa
European slave trade occurred throughout the entire coast of Africa