From the Old World to the New How America Was Found And Settled
From the Old World to the New How America Was Found And Settled
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2. Show the voyages of Cabot, Magellan, and Vespucius, on a map.
48 FROM THE OLD WORLD TO THE NEW 3. Write about Magellan, using the following topics : I. Who he was - - what he wished to do. II. His voyage - - the hardships he and his men had to bear. III. What became of Magellan what became of his ships. IV. Why this voyage was important.
4. Write about the naming of America, using the following topics : - I. Who Americus was - - how he became interested in the New World. II. His voyages.
III.... How the name of America first came into use.
IV. Do you think the New World ought to have been named for Columbus ?
VII BEFOEE we go on to find out what use Europe made of this new land she had found, let us see what kind of a land it was, and what the people who lived there were like. To get an idea of America when it was first seen by Europeans, you must forget, or put out of your mind, many of the things you know about it as it is now. No cities, no railroads, no ships in the silent harbors, no great bridges, no roads, no horses nor cows, not even a dog to bark at you or a cat to purr about your feet, would you have seen, had you come to this land of ours when those early voyagers came.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Show the voyages of Cabot, Magellan, and Vespucius, on a map.
48 FROM THE OLD WORLD TO THE NEW 3. Write about Magellan, using the following topics : I. Who he was - - what he wished to do. II. His voyage - - the hardships he and his men had to bear. III. What became of Magellan what became of his ships. IV. Why this voyage was important.
4. Write about the naming of America, using the following topics : - I. Who Americus was - - how he became interested in the New World. II. His voyages.
III.... How the name of America first came into use.
IV. Do you think the New World ought to have been named for Columbus ?
VII BEFOEE we go on to find out what use Europe made of this new land she had found, let us see what kind of a land it was, and what the people who lived there were like. To get an idea of America when it was first seen by Europeans, you must forget, or put out of your mind, many of the things you know about it as it is now. No cities, no railroads, no ships in the silent harbors, no great bridges, no roads, no horses nor cows, not even a dog to bark at you or a cat to purr about your feet, would you have seen, had you come to this land of ours when those early voyagers came.
What to read after From the Old World to the New How America Was Found And Settled?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickson Marguerite Stockman to read onlineMoreLess
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