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water body named after explorer
Frobisher Bay, Hudson Bay, Mackenzie River, ...
ethnocentrism
thinking your culture is better than other cultures
sponsor
individual/organization that provides funds for a project
impact of imperialism on FN
durable & useful goods; Beothuk culture wiped out; FN balance with nature disrupted; ...
secondary source
an account written later by someone not involved in the event
primary source
an account written by someone who was there
a French explorer
Cartier, de Champlain, de la Salle,
a British explorer
Caboto, Frobisher, Hudson, Thompson, Franklin
a pull factor for European exploration of the Americas
cod, gold, furs
Northwest Passage
a sea route through the Arctic waters
Sieur de Monts
nobleman from France who sponsored expeditions to North America
the main push factor for European exploration in the West
disruption of trade on the Silk Road due to the collapse of the Mongol Empire
Quebec was established by this explorer
Samuel de Champlain
Donnacona
a FN chief taken captive by Cartier
Shawnadithit
the last known Beothuk
Group of people that did not establish friendly trade relations with Europeans; eventually went extinct
Beothuk
commission
granting of power by a king
this explorer landed in the Caribbean
Columbus
country that was first to sail around the south of Africa
Portugal
technology that enabled exploration
compass, astrolabe, better & faster ships
the network of trade routes between Europe and Asia
Silk Road
The decline of this empire disrupted trade between Asia and Europe
Mongol Empire
claiming and controlling new land for one's homeland
imperialism
The first Europeans to North America
Vikings
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