For your assessment, you will write three journal entries from the point of view of a european who has reached the americas. what are your motivations for exploring the americas? what and whom do you encounter there? how do your actions impact the americas and your homeland? your completed journal must: include three one-paragraph journal entries in the first entry include a description of your objectives and motivations for exploring and settling in the americas in the second entry include a description of your encounters in the americas (be sure to describe interactions with native americans) in the third entry include a description of the lasting effects of your exploration of the americas (i. e. what impact did exploration have on native americans and on europe? ) use sensory details (see, hear, touch, smell, taste)

Journal entries for Europeans who has reached the Americas,

I've been drawn to the sea since I was a child. What those unending blue distances bring, what is it in the end, and what does the finished look like, I've always wondered. They told us that my mother, my father, is a friar from my region at the conclusion of the day. As the years passed, my love for the water became stronger, and I grew up to dedicate my life to it. I decided to become a sailor. I've spent years on deck, but I've always been curious about one; how does it end? And I made the decision to look around, to investigate. I wrote to my monarch, pleading for permission, gold coins, and people to accompany me on my journey. The longing for the unknown was stronger than I was, and one day I gained the king's approval as well as all of the necessary finances.

Finally travelled for a long time and had a terrible voyage, but we made it. We entered a new universe and discovered people who had their own set of rules and hierarchy. They were, however, exceedingly basic. Their land was abundant, yet they were unconcerned about it. They moved at a considerably slower pace than we Europeans. Because the language was foreign to us, my crew and I tried to communicate with them in any way we could. Many people were taken aback when they saw our horses; it turned out that this magnificent creature was unfamiliar to them. They fed us, and it was fantastic; I'd never had anything like it before, and potatoes have since been one of my favourite foods.

My greatest goal came realised when I was able to explore the ocean's royal reaches. I returned to Europe and informed my King of what I had witnessed. And I saw primitive tribes, wealth that might be put to good use, and people as a labour force. I informed the king of all that had happened. The word quickly traveled across the continent. However, we were the first to come, and we amassed the most wealth, enslaved the most people, and established a tremendous reputation in our own countries. It did not go over well with the locals. Other European countries eventually followed suit.

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Your journal of a trip to America may look like this.

Explanation:

From the moment I was attracted to the sea. I always wondered what those endless blue distances bring, what is it in the end, and what does the end look like? They told us that in the end, my mother, my father, is a friar from my region. And so the years went by, my passion for the ocean did not subside, I grew up and dedicated my life to the sea. I became a sailor. I've spent years on deck, but I've always been interested in one, what does the end look like? And I decided to see, to explore. I wrote to my king, teasing permission, gold coins and people to explore. The desire for the unknown was stronger than I was, and one day I received approval from the king, and all the resources needed to travel.

We traveled for a long time, the journey was difficult, but we arrived. We came to a new world, we found people who had their arrangement, hierarchy. However, they were very primitive. Their land was rich, however, they did not care about it. They lived much more slowly than us Europeans. The language was unfamiliar to us, my crew and I tried to communicate with them in every possible way. Many were surprised to see our horses, it turned out that this beautiful animal was a stranger to them. They treated us to food and it was a lot delicious, I had never tasted anything like this before, potatoes have become my favorite food over time.

My big wish came true, I explored the ocean's royal edges. I returned to Europe, informing my King about everything I saw. And I saw primitive tribes, I saw riches we could use, I saw people as a workforce. I told all this to the king. The news spread rapidly across the continent. However, we arrived first, and we grabbed the most wealth, we picked up the most slaves and gained a great reputation in our countries. The natives were not pleased about it. Eventually, other European countries began to do the same.

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