T 9.1 Voyages of Discovery

2. product that came from China p. 391
3. he mistakenly landed in the Bahamas in hopes of finding the East Indies p. 394
8. him and his crew became the first Europeans to sail around the Cape of Good Hope p. 393
10. sailors could navigate without being close to land p. 397
11. science of making maps and globes p. 397
12. dangerous or hazardous p. 395
16. European nations wanted to bypass their trade routes in the Mediterranean Sea p. 392
17. he land on the east coast of South America p. 393
18. he confirmed Portugal's status as a world power p. 393
19. members of a religious order who encouraged people to convert to a particular religion p. 392
20. product that came from South and Southeast Asia p. 391
21. metal from West Africa p. 391

1. sail completely around the world p. 396
4. the event that led foreign goods to grow fast in the European markets p. 391
5. they led the world in global exploration p. 392
6. he wanted to find direct access to the rich African trade in ivory, gold, and slaves p. 392
7. hard white substance from the tusk of an animal p. 392
9. he concluded that Columbus did not land in "the Indies" but a "New World" p. 395
11. cloth from India and Egypt p. 391
13. used to show direction p. 397
14. him and his crew circumnavigated around the world p. 396
15. a small, narrow vessel with two or three mats and triangular sails p. 398