Unit 3 Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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Where is Cape Coast Castle located?

A

Ghana

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2
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What was another name given to the Cape Coast Castle?

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The gate of no return

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3
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Forms of commerce significant between 1450 and 1750

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1 Europe joined spice trade
2 Silver went from Spanish mines to China
3 Furs from North America/ Siberia got to Europe

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4
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Where did the spice trade take place?

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Indian Ocean

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5
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Commerce and Empires…

A

Were the twin drivers of globalization

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6
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Europes Empires in the new world were an accident thanks to

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Christopher Columbus

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7
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Examples of Asian spices

A

Cinnamon, nutmeg, pepper

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8
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Main Chinese product

A

Silk

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9
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Main product in India

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Cotton

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10
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European population in 15 century recovering from

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The Black Death

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11
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Chinese gunpowder created during…

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Song Dynasty

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12
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Christian monarch

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Prester John

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13
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Asian spices were bought with…

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Gold and silver

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14
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Order in which they got to Asia

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1 Portugal (Vasco da Gamma)
2 Spanish
3 French
4 Dutch
5 British
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15
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In what year was the fall of Constantinople

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1452/3

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16
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Portuguese created “trading post Empire”

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Control of commerce, not huge populations and using force instead of economic competition.

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17
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Spains first move to catch up Portugal

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The Philippine Islands (King Philip II)

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18
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Who discovered the Philippine Islands?

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Ferdinand Magellan (Spanish)

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19
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Philippines thriving colonial capital

20
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Philippines 1693 conflict between

21
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How many Chinese people did the Spanish kill?

22
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Dutch English joined Indian Ocean trade in..

23
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Dutch focused on

24
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British focused on

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Dutch way
Bloody methods Simply took over places (Banda Islands) Left native people ruined
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How many settlements did the British establish in India?
3
27
British had to deal with
Mughal Empire
28
British way
Worked with the Mughal | Wanted Indian cotton textiles
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When did the British and the Dutch Empires went down?
Mid-1700s
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Japan's shogun in 1600s
Tokugawa
31
For how many years was Japan closed off tomEurope's commerce?
200 years
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Discovery of silver. Which places
Bolivia and Japan
33
Chinese instituted a tax payed in...
Silver
34
Silver drain
Europe took America's Used to buy spices and other goods Sometimes African slaves
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Spanish coin used as medium of exchange worldwide
Piece of eight
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Largest city in Americas and Bolivian silver mine
Potosi
37
The way natives called potosi
Portrait of hell
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Europeans were... taking from the Americas to Asia
Middlemen
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North a,Erica fur in grand demand thanks to
Little ice age 1500s
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Between 1500 and 1866 amount of slaves sold
12 million
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Name to the Atlantic path for slaves
Middle passage
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Slavery became a metaphor for...
Any social oppression
43
Africans were
Good farmers Had immunity to some diseases Not christians
44
The exploitation of Africans goes back to
The European racial stereotypes
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Europeans didn't want to go center African because of
Diseases
46
African sellers wanted
Textiles, firearms, gunpowder, tobacco, alcohol, beads