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| Reached the shores of modern day Brazil and claimed the land for his country. |
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| Italian in the service of Portugal, traveled along the eastern coast of South America. |
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| Led the boldest exploration in 1519 |
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| Landed on the shores of mexico with Magellan |
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| European exploration and Trade |
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| New foods from the Americas, price inflation from imported gold and silver, new adopted business methods, and imported raw materials |
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| Native American peons and enslaved africans |
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| European Exploration Causes |
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| Wealth and Power desire, christianity, renassance spirit ( adventurers/test human ability), and technology improvements. |
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| European Exploration Effects |
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| Geography Knowledge, Nations Competed, Slave trade expanded, Native American decimation, and columbian exchange. |
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| Marched a small force into South America. Conquered Incan Empire. |
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| Original Incan ruler, commanded force of 30,000, was ambushed. |
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| 1500, spanish and portuguese colonize, Central and South America establish Empires. 1600-1700: Won in battle with English, French, and Dutch. |
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| Incan empire falls to SPanish Invasion. Conquest and Dieseases. |
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| Taken from homelands to become slaves in Americas. |
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| Claimed to build and empire in the Americas. |
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| Francisco Vasquez de Coronado |
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| Explorer in Southwest, religious conquering against spanish. |
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| dramatic growth in overseas trade, colonization, and new business. |
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