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By promoting trade as Europeans in the crusades still wanted the middle east goods in Europe To cut out the middle man and make money Cultural diffusion, end to China’s isolation Disease, robberies The Silk Road Bellringer What trade route connected China and the Middle East? Name one positive and one negative aspect of trade along the Silk Road. Why did the Europeans wants to find direct trade routes to India and China? How did the crusades contribute to the Age of Exploration?

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By promoting trade as Europeans in the crusades still wanted the middle east goods in Europe

To cut out the middle man and make money

Cultural diffusion, end to China’s isolationDisease, robberies

The Silk Road

Bellringer

What trade route connected China and the

Middle East?

Name one positive and one negative aspect of trade

along the Silk Road.

Why did the Europeans wants to find direct trade routes to India and China?

How did the crusades contribute to the Age of

Exploration?

Age of Exploration Review

CrusadesThe crusades were a series of holy wars between the Europeans and Muslims. Fighting occurred mostly in the Middle East, near the Holy city of Jerusalem.

The crusaders were exposed to many riches and luxuries, and when they returned home they created demand for more products.

Christians in Europe had to trade or by-pass

Muslim merchants to get the goods they

desired

What is one challenge preventing Europeans from getting a direct

trade route?

MotivesThe trade of Europe was dominated by Italian and Muslim merchants at this time. As a good passed from merchant to merchant its price increased drastically. This prompted the Europeans to find their own trade routes and get the items for much less.

Spice traderMuslim

merchant to Italy

Italian Merchant to Europe

Bought by

European

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As technology improved the Europeans were able to make longer sea voyages

Technology Improves

CartographersMapmakers created more accurate maps

and sea charts

AstrolabeUsed to measure angles of

the sun to find latitude

CaravelNew sail design that

allowed for sailing into the wind

Beats hand over hand method

Notable ExplorersExplorer Achievements

Dias-Found the Cape of Good Hope; a sea passage to the South of Africa

De Gama-Rounded the Cape of Good Hope and landed in India. Brought back tons of spices and sold for huge profit

Columbus-Established the first lasting trade between the Old world and the New World when he found the Caribbean

MagellanFirst to circumnavigate the world

Zheng He

Chinese explorer throughout the Indian Ocean. Believed China was superior= ethnocentric

Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492

Treaty of Tordesillas The pope set up boundaries for the New World, awarding Africa to Portugal and the Americas to Spain.

The Treaty of Tordesillas set up the boundaries

Columbian ExchangePositives Negatives

-New foods thrived in Europe and created a surplus of food (increase population)

-permanent contact between the East and West established

-disease spread from Europe to the New world

-Natives were slaves under Encomienda

Spanish ImperialismThe Spanish took control quickly for 3 reasons:1) Better weapons, armor and horses

2) Allied with bitter conquered natives

3) Diseases such as small pox killed natives

Natives and African (slaves)

New world SlavesThe Spanish took over the new world and established the Encomienda system to create a labor force

Peninsulares- Spanish Born

Creoles- American born Spanish

Mestizos- Spanish and Native American Mulattoes- Spanish and African

Most Social systems in history are based on socio-economic

status, such as occupation. What is the Encomienda

system based on?

Race

African SlavesAs Encomienda slave labor decreased due to deaths from over work and disease, the Spanish turned to Africa for slaves

The slaves travelled along the Middle Passage

MercantilismEuropeans looked at colonies as existing to provide raw materials and new markets.

Mercantilism- economic policy where a nation tries to export more than it imports to

build wealth

Vortex

Columbian Exchange ReviewThe Columbian Exchange established the first global exchange system between Europe and the Americas.

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