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(ahr.mah.duh),or war fleet,or 132 ships to England.
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explored lands west of Greenland in about the year 1000.
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In 1487 Bartolomeu Dias set out from Lisbon with two small caravels and a supply ship.
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In 1492 Christopher Columbus led 90 sailors In three ships on a voyage into the the unknown.
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England sent john Cabot an Italian,to look for a northern sea route to Asia in 1497.
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in July 1497,after much preparation,Vasco da Gama set sail from portugal with four ships,headed for Africa
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in 1499 Italian Amerigo Vespucci(veh.SPOO.chee) led a voyage funded by spain.
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(pahn.suh day lee.OHN) made the first Spanish Landing on the east coast of present-day Florida in 1513.
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(PRAH.tuhs.tuhn.tih.zuhm), among the differences protestants
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(reh.fuhr.may.shun),the movement led to a new from christianity.
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in 1519 Herman cores landed on the cost of present-day mexico. within two years.Cortes conquered the Aztec gold make Cortes and spin wealthy.
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led an army into the Inca capital in Cusco peru.
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in 1520 Ferdinand Magellan ,a portuguese explorer who was sailing for spain,reached the southernmost tip of south America.
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in 1524 France hired another Italian, Giovanni de Varrazano to look for northern route
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(cuh.BAY.suh duh VAH.cuh) was part of a Spanish expedition to Florida in 1528
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in 1535 french explorer Jacques Cartier (kahr/tee/ay) sailed up the st Lawrence river.
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(Kawr.oh.NAH.doh). His travels took him through northern mexico and present-day Arizona and New Mexico until his expedition reached a Zuni (ZOO.nee) settlement in 1540.
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an expedition to explore florida and what Is today the southeastern united states.
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()kuh.BREE.yoh) first sighted what is now California in 1542
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to Asia,a direct water route through the Americas.
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these tenant (TEH.nuhnt) farmers paid rent and worked for their lord for a set period each year
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in the 1670s, two french explorers-a fur trader,Louis Joliet and Jacques Marquette-traveled the Mississippi river by canoe
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in 1682 Robert Cavelier de lasalle followed the Mississippi all the way to the Gulf of mexico
