"The Age of Exploration was an important era in world history. In the 1400s, Europeans set out in ships to learn more about the world. What were they looking to find? Who were the important figures of this age and what did they find? Who financed the trips they took? What did the European explorers bring back from the new places they visited? Young readers will love exploring their questions about the Age of Exploration and getting the answers they need to know to better understand this era in this book's engaging question-and-answer format"--
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Journeys of Discovery: A Design for Expansive Learning
The Viking Long Ship The Vikings sailed the North Atlantic Ocean in open ships that were among the most wellconstructed vessels of the day . Norse sagas tell of the sturdy , well - built vessels which carried adventuresome Vikings on ...
71 Cameron , Verney Lovett ( 1844-1894 ) , a neglected figure in African exploration , led a Royal Geographical Society expedition to find Livingstone . Soon after his departure from Bagamoyo , on the east coast , in February 1873 ...
Kosciusko: The Mountain in History
Interesting topics Include: Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales; Chinese porcelain; The crusades; The hajj; Medieval monsters; The Norse sagas; The search for spices; Sir John Mandeville's Travels.
This is a clear and comprehensive guide to intrepid adventurers and their travels. Discover details of important events, technology and world religions.
Exploration and Discovery: Journeys Into the Unknown Through the Ages
By turns harrowing and hilarious, insightful and entertaining, Into the Blueretraces the great voyages of Captain James Cook, the British farmboy who drew the map of the modern world.