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Age of Exploration
A period beginning in the late 15th century characterized by European exploration and colonization of various parts of the world.
Ming Dynasty
A major dynasty in China known for its cultural and economic growth, consolidation of power, and significant trade development.
Proletariat
The working class, laborers without ownership of the means of production.
Bourgeoisie
Class of owners of capital and means of production, often contrasted with the proletariat.
Class Struggle
The conflict between different classes, particularly between the proletariat and bourgeoisie.
Proletarianization
The process of transitioning to working class status.
Lumpenproletariat
A marginalized class of irregular workers often not represented in traditional labor movements.
Silver Mountain
A site of conflict for control over silver mines, indicative of the economic tensions in the 1900s.
Cultural Exchanges
Interactions between diverse cultural practices and belief systems, often influenced by trade and colonization.
Economic Disparities
Differences in wealth and resources that can lead to class tensions and conflict.
Complex social and political structures
Intricate frameworks governing the organizational and hierarchical aspects of societies, such as those seen in the Aztec and Inca civilizations.
Colonial Empires
Territories established and ruled by a foreign power, reshaping global dynamics through the exploration and control of resources.
Food demand and access
The availability and requirement for sustenance influencing class tensions and economic stability.
Trade Routes
Paths used for the exchange of goods, often sought after during the Age of Exploration.
Economic systems
Structures and methods of production and distribution of goods and services within societies.
Religious Conflict
Conflicts arising from differences in religious beliefs, often influencing social and political alliances.
Cultural practices
Established ways of life, traditions, and customs that characterize different societies.
Advanced Civilizations
Societies with developed social, political, and economic structures, such as the Aztecs and Incas.
European nations
Countries in Europe during the Age of Exploration pursuing new trade opportunities and resources.
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