1450 1750 map & commerce intro 2015

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1450-1750

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Colonization!The Commercial Revolution-16th and 17th Century Europe

Mercantilism◦ An economic policy under

which nations sought to increase their wealth and power by obtaining large amounts of gold and silver and by selling more goods than they bought.

◦ The goal was self-sufficiency

Capitalism◦ An economic system

based on private (not govt.) ownership and the investment of wealth for profit.

◦ Wealthy merchants reinvested their profits into new ventures

◦ A key role in the Industrial Revolution

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FUR TRADE

Luxury furs exported from Russia and North America .

Variety of animal furs and varieties of peoples involved in the trade.

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EUROPEAN TRADING POST EMPIRES

European nation-states controlled ports and territories in the Americas, Africa, South & Southeast Asia

Increasingly Europeans carried the trade goods of maritime trade…even the routes that had existed before European arrival

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Pool wealth for a common purpose

1500s and 1600s common purpose was colonization

Profits and risks were high

If there was failure the risk was spread out

Dutch (Indonesia) and British (India)-received charters from the govt. granting trading monopolies and the power to make war and govern conquered people

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After a period of contact with Europeans, Japanese isolate themselves from outsiders while profiting from the silver trade and keeping “watch” on outsiders.

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TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE began

Massive movement of people through the slave trade from coasts of West Africa to the Americas led by Europeans.

Slave trade to fill demand for labor in plantation agriculture in the Caribbean, Brazil, and N America.

Part of the Atlantic trade triangle

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SILVER!

Silver was THE ITEM that really began GLOBAL TRADE

Chinese demand for silver and new silver mines in Spanish America & Japan led to global trade movement.

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Increase in economic activity leads to increase in $ supply.

Inflation-steady rise in the price of goods

Occurs when people have more money to spend and demand more goods and services

Goods become scarce and more valuable and prices rise

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Oceans- Atlantic, Indian, & Pacific

Seas- Mediterranean, Caribbean, &

Black

Empires- Label each separately…

◦Ottoman (647) & Mughal (645)

◦Russian (682)

◦British, French, Portuguese, Dutch (the Netherlands) & Spanish (682)

◦Qing (Strayer p644)