chapter of the americas 1492–1700

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58 World European Exploration of the Americas 1492–1700 European Exploration of the Americas 1492–1700 Section 1 Spain Claims an Empire Section 2 European Competition in North America Section 3 The Spanish and Native Americans Section 4 Beginnings of Slavery in the Americas 2 1492 Ships in a harbor in Lisbon, Portugal, are preparing for a voyage of exploration. N. America 1535 Cartier leads expedition up St. Lawrence River. 1521 Cortés conquers the Aztec Empire. 1539–1542 Coronado, de Soto, and Cabrillo explore different parts of North America. 1565 Spanish found St. Augustine. 1497 Cabot searches for Northwest Passage. 1542 King of Spain issues the New Laws for better treatment of Native Americans. 1588 English navy defeats Spanish Armada. 1494 Spain and Portugal agree to Treaty of Tordesillas. 1534 English Parliament declares Henry VIII head of the English Church. CHAPTER A crane loads supplies onto the ships, much like today. Smaller boats ferry the crew to the sailing ships.

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Page 1: CHAPTER of the Americas 1492–1700

58

World

European Explorationof the Americas 1492–1700

European Explorationof the Americas 1492–1700

Section 1SpainClaims anEmpire

Section 2EuropeanCompetitionin NorthAmerica

Section 3The Spanishand NativeAmericans

Section 4Beginningsof Slavery in theAmericas

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1492

Ships in a harbor in Lisbon,Portugal, are preparing for avoyage of exploration.

N. America

1535 Cartier leads

expedition up St.Lawrence River.

1521 Cortés conquers

the Aztec Empire.

1539–1542Coronado, de Soto,and Cabrillo exploredifferent parts ofNorth America.

1565 Spanish foundSt. Augustine.

1497 Cabot searchesfor Northwest

Passage.

1542 King of Spain issuesthe New Laws forbetter treatment of Native Americans.

1588 English navy

defeatsSpanish

Armada.

1494 Spain and

Portugal agreeto Treaty ofTordesillas.

1534 English Parliamentdeclares Henry VIII

head of theEnglish Church.

CHAPTER

A crane loads suppliesonto the ships, muchlike today.

Smaller boatsferry the crew tothe sailing ships.