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An elementary, classroom-focused survey that links basic geographic concepts with the European era of exploration. It begins by describing medieval views of the world and the hazards of overland trade, then traces how advances in navigation and patronage encouraged voyages across the Atlantic and around Africa. Subsequent chapters provide concise accounts of prominent European voyagers, outlining their routes, purposes, encounters, and geographic findings while emphasizing maps and route-tracing as pedagogical tools to help students build an expanded, represented view of the globe.
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