2.1 Before the age of discovery and exploration Flashcards

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When did the Europeans begin to find out more about the world?

A

About 600 years ago.

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When did the age of discovery and exploration begin?

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It began in the 1400s CE.

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Many of the discoveries were made by people from Europe.
True or False?

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False, many of the discoveries were made by people outside of Europe.

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Where was the trading world for many hundreds years ago before1400s and 1500s?

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The Middle East

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Which city was one of the biggest cities in about 1000 years ago also known as a cental “trading hub”?

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Baghdad

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Which region was far ahead of many European countries in science, medicine, engineering, mathematics and astronomy?

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The Middle East

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Which place attracted the best students from around the world with vast libraries and colleges?

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Baghdad

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What did the scholars translate?

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Books of writers from Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. as well as from India, China and Persia.

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Who invented an instrument called the astrolabe?

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The astronomer Al-Fazari

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What does the astrolabe do?

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The astrolabe made it possible to work out direction and location when traveling.

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Who wrote the ‘Canon’?

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Ibn Sina wrote the ‘Canon’.

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What is the ‘Canon’ about?

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It was a medical textbook used for hundreds of years to train doctors in many different parts of the world.

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Who wrote the rules for algebra?

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Omar Khayyam

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What does Omar Khayyam do?

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Omar Khayyam was an Arab mathematician, astronomer, geographer and poet.

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