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Choke Points
Strategic geographical locations that when countries control them, they can control who and what passes through them, gaining wealth.
Colombian Exchange
The transfer of goods, people, microbes, and ideas after the Europeans discovered the Americas
Staple Crops
Crops grown to sustain and grow the population.
Caravels
Lightweight ships that were able to navigate into the wind, making the exploration and navigation easier.
Cash Crops
Crops grown to be sold and make a profit.
Joint Stock Company
Business where lots of different investors buy and own shares in a venture.
Dutch East India Company (VOC)
This group developed the first joint stock company.
Disease
The most impactful thing traded between the Old World and the New World.
Middle Passage
The journey slaves we’re forced to make from Africa to the Americas.
Tobacco, sugarcane, cocao, cotton
What are examples of cash crops?
Maise, potatoes, rice
What are examples of stole crops?
Capitalism
The modern economic system that built off of how the Netherlands traded in the 1600s.
Triangle Trade
The trading system between the Americas, Europe and Africa
Tomatoes
What is not considered to be a cash crop?
Mother Country
They became wealthy from the raw materials they gained from their colonies and strictly controlled what their colonies produced.
Countries wanted to create an empire and gain political power.
Glory
Explorers hoped to gain profit through trade of spices, slaves, and precious metals.
Gold
Colonies
They were only allowed to trade with the mother county, making them dependent on the mother country to survive and depleting their natural resources.
God
Europeans desired to spread Christianity and seize Muslim lands.
Mercantilism
Belief that a country’s power depends on its wealth, especially from gold and silver.
Middle Passage
The journey slaves we’re forced to make from Africa to the Americas.
Indian Ocean
Trade region that was flourishing long before the Portuguese arrived, but that the Portuguese came to dominate through superior cannons and military power.
Slaves
What would Africa give to the Americas?
Raw Materials
What would the Americas give to Europe?
Manufactured Goods
What would Europe give to Africa?
Treaty of Tordesillas
Treaty between Spain and Portugal to determine which country had access to new territories discovered in the Americas.
God, Gold, and Glory
What were the 3 Gs?
Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, France, England
What were the 5 European countries involved in exploration?