Save
...
history : elizabethan
part 2
english sailors
Save
Share
Learn
Content
Leaderboard
Share
Learn
Created by
hollie maklowicz
Visit profile
Cards (27)
Who were John Hawkins and Francis Drake?
English sailors
involved in exploration and trade
View source
What was John Hawkins known for?
He was
England's
first slave trader
View source
In what year did Hawkins sail from Plymouth to kidnap West Africans?
1562
View source
How many West Africans did Hawkins kidnap between 1562 and 1567?
Between
1200
and
1400
Africans
View source
What was the Triangular Trade?
A trade route involving
Europe
, Africa, and the
Americas
View source
What did Hawkins' coat of arms symbolize?
His shame over his part in the
slave trade
View source
What was Francis Drake's role during Elizabethan times?
Sea captain,
privateer
, navigator, and politician
View source
What significant achievement did Drake accomplish from 1577 to 1580?
He completed the second
circumnavigation
of the world
View source
How did Drake's circumnavigation affect English piracy?
It began an era of piracy on the
Americas'
coast
View source
What was one of Drake's motivations for circumnavigating the globe?
To find the
Northwest Passage
View source
What was the outcome of Drake's expedition in terms of treasure?
He returned with treasure valued at
£400,000
View source
How did Drake's actions impact England's reputation?
It increased England's reputation as a
seafaring
nation
View source
What was one benefit of Drake's circumnavigation for the English economy?
It funded the
queen's
government
and
national debt
View source
What was the purpose of the search for the Northwest Passage?
To find a trade route to
Asia
View source
What was the triangular trade route's first stage?
Trading
English
goods for
enslaved people
in Africa
View source
What was the significance of the Levant Company formed in 1581?
It facilitated trade with the
Ottoman Empire
View source
What was the East India Company founded for?
To
trade
directly
with
India
View source
How did trade benefit the English economy?
It brought vast
wealth
and created new
jobs
View source
How did Raleigh's actions influence future colonization efforts?
They led to the use of
Joint Stock Companies
View source
What
was the fate of the Roanoke colony established by Raleigh?
It was abandoned and remains a mystery
View source
What was Raleigh's relationship with Queen Elizabeth I?
He
was a favourite but later fell out of favour
View source
What was one reason Raleigh encouraged exploration of the New World?
To
attract investors
for
expeditions
View source
What were the main motivations for exploration during Elizabethan times?
Expansion of
territory
New
trading
opportunities
Private investment
from the Crown and courtiers
Adventure and the pursuit of
wealth
View source
What were the technological advancements that aided exploration during the Elizabethan era?
Standardized maps (e.g.,
Mercator Map
)
Navigation devices (
quadrants
and astrolabes)
Improved ship design (galleons with
bigger
sails and
firepower
)
View source
What were the stages of the triangular trade?
Trade
English
goods for enslaved people in Africa
Transport enslaved people to the Americas (
Middle Passage
)
Return raw materials to England
View source
What were the impacts of Drake's circumnavigation on England?
Increased wealth and funded the government
Enhanced
England's
reputation as a seafaring nation
Humiliated
Spain
and challenged European power dynamics
View source
What were the outcomes of Raleigh's expeditions to the New World?
First expedition to
Virginia
in 1585
Roanoke
colony established but failed
Set the stage for
future
colonization efforts
View source