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What valuable goods did trade grow around during this time period?
Valuable goods included silk, gold, spices, and salt.
What technologies facilitated trade and exploration?
New technologies like caravels, compasses, and improved maps made travel easier.
How did powerful states influence trade routes?
Powerful states protected trade routes and encouraged commerce.
What were the motivations behind empire expansion?
Rulers sought more land, wealth, and power.
What advantages did control of trade routes provide to empires?
Control of trade routes often gave empires significant economic advantages.
How did missionaries help in the spread of religions?
Missionaries, merchants, and conquerors carried beliefs to new regions, often aided by trade routes.
What Enlightenment ideas influenced revolutions?
Ideas of liberty, equality, and popular sovereignty encouraged revolutionary movements.
What social factors led to unrest and demands for change?
Heavy taxes, unfair systems, weak leadership, and social inequality sparked unrest.
What factors contributed to the growth of industrialization?
Access to natural resources, population growth, and new inventions fueled industrial growth.
What role did nationalism play in imperialism?
Nationalism drove industrial countries to compete for colonies, seeking raw materials and new markets.
What were the effects of trade on the spread of goods, ideas, and technologies?
Goods, ideas, and technologies spread across regions, cultures mixed through contact, and disease also spread along trade routes.
What were the effects of empire-building on conquered regions?
Large regions were politically united under one government, conquered peoples often faced taxation, military rule, or cultural pressure, and empires encouraged exchange between different societies.
How did the spread of religions affect societies?
Religions shaped laws, education, art, and culture, new belief systems sometimes united people, while religious differences also caused conflict.
What were the effects of revolutions on political structures?
Old monarchies or dynasties weakened or fell, new political ideas spread to other countries, and some revolutions inspired independence movements.
What were the effects of industrialization on cities and workers?
Factories increased production and economic growth, cities grew quickly as people moved for work, and workers often faced harsh labor conditions.
What were the effects of imperialism on colonized regions?
Colonized regions lost political independence, European languages, education systems, and borders were imposed, and resistance movements later helped lead to decolonization.