U2 China and Japan

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They have been in contact dating back to the development of the SILK ROADS and the ROMAN EMPIRE

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Why were the Europeans strongly interested in China?

They had LUXURY goods that could be brought/traded there

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Ming Dynasty

The Ming Dynasty were the first rulers to restore Chinese control after the Mongols

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During the 1400s - 1800s, what did China’s imperial policy encourage?

The Imperial policy encouraged a controlled trading atmosphere and limited foreign influences.

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Foreign Enclaves

China created Foreign Enclaves to control where trading occurred outside of China

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What was the effect of the Foreign Enclaves?

It increased in European demand for Chinese goods like tea and porcelain

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Age of Discovery for Japan

Japan was governed by a feudal system (Feudalism)

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Feudalism

System of exchanging land or property for military protection

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Who was above the Samurai?

Shogun or military leader

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Who made the real decisions for Japan? (NOT emperor)

Shogun or military leader

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Who tried to isolate like China?

Japan

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Initially, what did Japan do before their isolation policy?

Set up designated trading locations for foreigners

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In addition to trading slaves, what else what Africa an excellent exporter of?

Such as ivory and gold

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Since Africa couldn’t produce all the needed resources, what did they do? (IMPORTANT)

They had their resources imported (such as corn, peanuts, & manufactured goods) from Europe, Asia, and even the Americas

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What were the Europeans Economic practice?

Self-Sufficient

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Why did colonies exist?

Colonies existed to benefit the mother country

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Used their home country & all their colonies to…

grow/manufacture all the necessary goods needed for their people

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Berlin Conference

A meeting where European nations and the United States set rules to divide and colonize Africa (Was a result of exploration)

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Due to European nations competing for overseas markets, colonies, and resource…

New economic systems would develop… hence the name “Commercial Revolution” (IMPORTANT)

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What else evolved ($$)

New currency ($$) and banking systems evolved

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Colonies restriction

Colonies were only allowed to trade with their mother country

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What develops as a part of Commercial Revolution?

Mercantilism: governments used strict regulations and protectionism to maximize exports, minimize imports