Age of Exploration

Indigenous

• native, original to a place

• stock or supply of money or materials

• low in quantity or number

Resource

• the act of exploring

• stock or supply of money or materials

• low in quantity or number

Motivation

• the act of exploring

• reasons people take action or act a certain way

• stock or supply of money or materials

Obstacle

• a thing that blocks ones way or stops progress

• reasons people take action or act a certain way

• the act of exploring

Exploration

• low in quantity or number

• reasons people take action or act a certain way

• the act of exploring

Scarce

• a person on a journey to spread his or her religion

• low in quantity or number

• the act of exploring

Mercantilism

• a person on a journey to spread his or her religion

• low in quantity or number

• an economic policy where a nation increases its wealth by starting colonies and trading with them

Navigation

• a person on a journey to spread his or her religion

• the process of planning a direction and following a route when traveling

• an economic policy where a nation increases its wealth by starting colonies and trading with them

Missionary

• a person on a journey to spread his or her religion

• the process of planning a direction and following a route when traveling

• reasons people take action of act a certain way

True or False: The Age of Exploration lasted from 1450 to 1560

• True

• False