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TWO motivations that made europeans leave their homeland

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TWO motivations that made europeans leave their homeland

converting to Christianity & promoting mercantilism

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indian ocean rivalries

  • omani-european rivalry

    • middle eastern traders denied europeans coming to their trading posts/resources

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american goods to europe (STR)

sugar, tobacco, rum

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african goods (and people wrongly sold) to europe

slaves

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asian goods to europe

silk, spices, rhubarb

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maritime empires

spain, portugal, great britain, france, and holland (dutch)

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al-andalus/naval tech

  • greeks, muslim people, and east asian culture

    • the muslims left Andalus and their things stayed there, so europe found the blueprints for naval tech and remade them

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naval tech innovation led to _____

  • made sailing more efficient & faster

  • the astrolabe allowed for N&S sailing

  • new ships led to better trade

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naval tech effects

Tsar Peter the Great

  • went to west europe to hire german people for the russian naval military

    • led to spread of MULTIPLE religions

    • led to globalization of resources AND GUNPOWDER

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portugal explorers

  • prince henry the navigator

  • bartolomeu dias

  • vasco de gama

  • ferdinand magellan

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spanish explorers

  • christopher columbus

  • francisco pizzaro

  • hernan cortes

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french explorers

  • jacques cartier (the first)

  • samuel del champlain

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portugal ruler

king joao III

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england ruler

elizabeth I

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spain ruler

King Ferdinand II

Queen Isabella

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french ruler

Louis XIV

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maritime empire rivalries

  • Portugal v. Spain

  • England v. France

  • Netherlands v. Portugal

  • England v. Netherlands

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prince henry

father of exploration

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bartolomeu dias

sails around tip of africa

establishes cape of good hope

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vasco de gama

establishes trading-post empires in India

(calicut, india)

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christopher columbus

  • first to go to americas

  • kinda went to the carribeans

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ferdinand magellan

  • first to sail to pacific ocean

  • first to “circumnavigate” the world

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jacques cartier

  • maritime/french explorer

  • goes to canada and north america

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treaty of tordesillas

  • the catholic pope allocated

    • WEST to SPAIN

    • EAST to PORTUGAL (and brazil)

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PORTUGAL EXPANSION

  • takes brazil

  • makes trading post empire > indian ocean

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SPAIN EXPANSION

  • creates colonial empire in the americas (castilian)

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ENGLAND, NETHERLANDS, FRENCH EXPANSION

  • explore N. Atlantic

  • establish settlements

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what did mercantilism do to europe

the economic system that dominated europe at this time

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convert

christians left europe to do this to ppl in other land

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vasco de gama sailed across africa and arrived here

india

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ferdi

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ferdinand magellan

sailed across the pacific and claimed Phillipines for Spain

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how did english and french get to 2 america

through northwest passage

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india, africa, china

coastal areas the portuguese were taking advantage of in 1500s

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franciscans

tried converting chinese peasents

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jesuits

  • tried converting chinese royals

    • china would’ve given europe royal alliance and it’s innovation resources

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SPICE TRADE MONOPOLY

  • made trading post empires in

    • goa

    • hormuz

    • malacca

  • they restrict the indian ocean to permit-based entry TO GET A ____

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PORTUGAL LOSS REASONS

  • small nation lacking resources

  • merchants traded behind gov

  • dutch/eng rising

  • gov corruption

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PHIL IMPORTANCE/SPANISH

  • they could be converted to christianity

  • the spanish would have access to east asia WITHOUT going through the ME (thru Manila TPE)

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AMER. EXPLORATION

  • gold made it profitable

  • so did silver

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SILVER

  • ______ > galleon ships > phillipines > traded @ manila

    • silver traded 4 silk, spices, and gold

    • china’s main currency by 17th cen

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french in NA

  • $$ wealth: furs

  • ✞ god: christian schools (residential)

  • 🌱 land: quebec

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first french colony

fort charlesbourg-royal

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english naval power

  • english couldn’t defend against the spanish naval forces

  • in 1588, they conquer 2/3 of the spanish armada

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first english settlement

jamestown

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first dutch settlement

new asterdam (NYC)

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NW Passage

  • ppl wanted to make a financially-profitable trading route

    • _____ was lucrative

    • europe to asia

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New Amsterdam

  • at hudson river for VOC Company

  • gave dutch a hold in the exploration competition

  • Dutch West Indies was a port (?)

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CE/KEY TERMS

cash crops, staple foods

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colmubian exchange

exchange of plants, food, slaves, animals, and diseaes

  • between americas AND afro-eurasia

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america gave europe

  • pumpkins

  • potatoes

  • tobacco

  • cocoa

  • yams (brazil)

  • syphillis

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europe to americas

  • pigs

  • sheep

  • citrus

  • influenza

  • malaria

  • smallpox

  • measles

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africa to everywhere (animal + food)

  • okra

  • rice

  • slaves

  • horses

  • cattle

  • pigs

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atlantic system

  • The network of trading links after 1500 that moved goods, wealth, people, and cultures around the Atlantic Basin.

  • triangular trade

  • middle passage

  • Chartered Companies.

    • groups of private investors who paid an annual fee

    • (to France and England in exchange for a monopoly over trade to the West Indies colonies)

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CE SUMMARY

  • new/old world transfers change society (HELP EUROPE)

  • cash crops caused coerced labor

    • chattel slavery (race, inherited, eternal)

    • hacienda (feudal estate system)

    • encomienda (manage estate/forced labor)

    • mit’a (silver mining)

  • endemic disease kill 90% of NA/mesoamericans

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japan

isolates from europe lalala

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_____ take advantage of religious tensions (subcontinent)

EIC in india

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mit’a system

mining system in incan empire

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indentured servitude

  • white on white

  • english (done so eng ppl can get to americas)

  • contracted

  • still bred abuse

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EUROPE/AFRICA MIL

  • asante kingdom sold out

  • dahomey

  • matamba

  • kongo sold out

    • for influence

    • gunpowder

    • cannons

    • slaves

    • moneyyyy

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AFRICAN ARTWORK

  • benin artists portrayed eruopeans as intruders in carvings & sculptures

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SWAHILI

vasco de gama invades ____

  • get monopoly on spice trade

  • establishes trading routes here

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JAPANESE ISOLATIONIST POLICIES

  • japanese gov. banned christian services

  • gov. expels foreigners

  • gov bans foreign books

  • gov prohibits japanese people from traveling outside

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britain trading posts

through mughal empire, the _____ had ______

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aztecs

  • invaded by cortes

  • conquered

  • died due to disease

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incas

  • invaded by pizzaro

  • their ruler was captured, then killed

  • thus the ____ were killed

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european empires in N/A

  • british

  • french

  • dutch

  • spanish

  • portuguese

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iroquois

  • native americans that aligned with the french

  • did NOT align with the english

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port activity in indian ocean

  • militarized trading routes

  • imposed trading post empries

  • put that permit-entry thing there

  • promoted mercantilism

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hacienda system

  • manage the estate

  • work agriculture

  • coerced labor

  • for N / A only

  • simulated feudalism

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mit’a system

  • silver-mine work

  • public projects

  • coerced labor

  • for N/A only

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encomienda system

  • gain gold/resources

  • labor/resource harvesting work

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mercantilism

  • mother country only allowed children countries to trade with them

  • mother countries imported more gold/silver than they exported

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no more native slaves

  • they blended in with non-enslaved locals

  • they died.

  • they were familiar to the terrirtory

all reasons for _____

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king alfonso undermined

  • kingdom of kongo

  • people created a black market

    • others would be kidnapped from other tribes and sold (independently) behind the gov’s back

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africa social changes

  • polygyny rises

    • black men are enslaved and there’s more women to date

  • population drops

    • people are sold or killed

  • social status develops

    • based on slave status

    • from european influence

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indian ocean slave trade

  • 8th-19th century

  • captured from swahili city-states

    • by arab-muslim & swahili traders

  • traded as slaves to

    • Middle East

    • Indian Ocean islands (including Madagascar)

    • Indian subcontinent

    • Java. (indonesia)

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western african kingdoms

  • asante kingdom

  • kongo kingdom

  • dahomey kingdom

  • matamba kingdom

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mexico religion

  • Our Virgin of Guadalupe

    • indigenous + catholic

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caribbeans religion (1)

  • Santeria

    • West African + Catholicism

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carribeans religion (2; new orleans)

  • Vodou(n)

    • West African + Carribean

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brazil religion

  • Candomble

    • bantu + brazilian

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what did the maritime empires change ____

social hierarchies

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whoooo payed the jizya tax and were in the ottoman empire

jizya tax

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civil service exam and bureaucratic system

  • stuff the manchu kept CARRIED _____ to legitimize the manchu’s power

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peter the great

  • _____ force people boyars to relocate to st. petersburg and got all comtrolling and obsessive!!

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casta upgrade

  • through uhhh SA/kids/marriage

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ottoman rivals

  • janissaries

    • ottoman military

  • ulama

    • ottoman/islamic scholars

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vizier

  • speakers for sultan

  • advisor to sultan

  • quite corrupt mwehehehe

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timar system

  • sultan gave land and tax revue to soldiers he favored

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ottoman with religious tolerance

  • tolerant of religious minorities

  • NOT equality for all religions/minorities

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jewish oppression…

  • could only live in specific areas of a city

  • paid jizya tax

  • couldn’t hold top official positions

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akbar/mughal religious tolerance

  • ends jizya tax!!

  • gave land & money grants to HINDU + MUSLIM ppl

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women in ottoman court

  • harem politics

    • you wanna get freaky w the sultan THE FASTEST so your baby can be the heir </3

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roxelena

  • a slaved who was forcefully converted to islam

    • became a sultana

    • became suleiman wife

    • commissioned public projects

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queues

  • manchu traditional (qing)

  • manchu made han (native) men wear ____

    • han men were embarrsed, but would be given power

CRITICAL THINKING POINTS > why were they embarrased?

  • wearing it was admitting the qing (invader) had power over ming (invaded)

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ottoman middle class

  • merchants

  • artisans

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barbary pirates

  • captured europeans in Mediterranean

  • sold them to the sultan/higher-ups

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primogeniture

  • oldest son inherits land + title

  • if you had a daughter you’d want a SON IN LAW

  • promotes MALE IMPORTANCE

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sephardic jews

come from spain

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