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List of Resources for Explorer
Research Activity
Many
of the resources listed below are on individual explorers. I suggest
that you check all sources not dedicated to one individual as well
as checking out the sources dedicated solely to your explorer. Many
of the sites on all explorers will give you a good view into your
subject. Also, please do a search using an accepted search
engine.
There is also a great site which you may visit that will lead you to
create a very complete research project based on your explorer. The
site is called Biography
Maker.
The
original resource list for this activity has been greatly reduced.
The links below were viable at the time I reviewed the sites. Please
report any broken links.
- European
Explorers in the "New World"
- Explorers
Resource Page for Teachers
- The
Age of Explorers
- Discoverer's
Web
- Discoverers
by the Alphabet
- Mariner's
Museum: The Age of Exploration
- Viking
Explorers
- Project
Leif 2000
- Erik
the Red's Saga
- Viking
Discoverers
- 1492
Exhibit
- The
Columbus Navigation Homepage
- Columbus's
Ships
- Columbus
MythBusters
- Sir
Francis Drake
- Drake
- Francis
Drake: The Voyage
- Who
was John Cabot
- John
Cabot
- Half
Moon Replica
- Henry
Hudson Explorer of the Hudson River
- Ferdinand
Magellan, the Greatest Voyager of Them All
- Vitus
Bering
- Francisco
Vásquez de Coronado
- Map
of Coronado's Journey
- Coronado
- LaSalle
- Samuel
Champlain
- Champlain's
1607 Map
- Jacques
Cartier
- de
Soto
- Spanish
Exploration and Conquest
- Hernando
de Soto
- James
Cook
- An
Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico
- The
Search for Inca Gold
- Marco
Polo
- Marco
Polo
- Giovanni
da Verrazzano
- Cabeza
de Vaca
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