State Building, Expansion, and Conflict 1450-1750

Ottoman

________ and Safavid states are gunpowder empires because of their, assert of weaponry and effective use of it.

Conquests

________ were completed due to military advantages such as horses and gunpowder weapons.

Native Siberians

________ were subjected to the coerced- labor system known as yasak: paying tribute and hunting fur bearing animals for Russians.

Ashanti kingdom leaders

The ________ sold gold and slaves to Europeans in exchange for gunpowder and muskets.

Italian captain Christopher Columbus

The ________ started his voyage in 1492.

China

________ sold high amounts of tea, silk and porcelain but allowed few imports due to the policy of trade protection.

New Spain

________ was ruled by a viceroyalty:"in place of the king.

English

The ________ relied on coerced labor, indentured servitude, and The Atlantic Slave Trade for labor.

Europeans

________ invented galleons and gunships for greater firepower quantity.

Japan

________ was reunified by warlords and harsh social stratification.

Parliamentarism

________: The ruler governed with a lawmaking body appointed by the aristocracy or elected by some or all of the people.

British East India Company

Bombay, now Mumbai was ceded to the ________.

Portuguese explorers

Mining was important to Spanish and ________.

Influx of silver

________ led to inflation and economic breakdown.

1670

In ________, England created the Hudsons Bay Company which intruded into Canada and French colonies.

Maritime empires

________: which overseas colonies were fully under their control.

Mughal Empire

The ________ was established in India.

new fortresses

The creation of gunpowder, cannon, and gunships helped build ________ and fortified cities capable of defending against gunpowder artillery.

France

________ and England had the French and Indian Wars in which England took Canada from ________.

British East India Company

In 1600, England created the ________ to manage economic and military relations with Southeast Asia.

Statecraft

Old and New Techniques of Technology

Empire-Building

The Age Of Exploration and Colonization

The Iberian Wave

Portugal and Spain

maritime empires

which overseas colonies were fully under their control

Mainlands fell into the hands of conquistadors

generals who bought huge parts of North and South America under Spanish control

New Spain was ruled by a viceroyalty

"in place of the king"

Thee Northern Wave

The French, Dutch and English

Native Siberians were subjected to the coerced-labor system known as yasak

paying tribute and hunting fur bearing animals for Russians

Europe followed two forms of monarchy

absolutism and parliamentarism

Absolutism followed the divine right

monarchs reign by the will of God

Parliamentarism

The ruler governed with a lawmaking body appointed by the aristocracy or elected by some or all of the people

Devised the devshirme system

recruiting civil servants and elite troops

Used a musketeer infantry system known as janissaries

ensalving sons of Christian families and placing them in positions of civil servitude

Used the millet system

sorted and administered non-Muslims according to religious categories

Eurasian states experienced military revolution

nations fully incorporated gunpowder weaponry into their way of war