AP World History Unit 4

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How did the magnetic compass develop transoceanic travel & trade?

The magnetic compass helped steer ships in the right direction.

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Where did the magnetic compass originate?

The magnetic compass originated in China.

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How did the primogeniture laws push Europeans into exploration & trade?

Primogeniture laws gave ALL of each estate to the eldest son, meaning that the other siblings would be left with no land & have to find somewhere else to go.

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How did population growth in Europe push Europeans into exploration & trade?

More people took up jobs and food which caused the other poeple to need to find another place to survive.

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Why would Europeans with religious minorities go into exploration & trade?

Europe was highly religous intolerant, causing people of other religions to find a tolerant place where they can safely settle.

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What did European traders trade with the Americas?

European traders purchased sugar, tobacco, & rum from the Americas.

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What did European traders trade with Africa?

European traders purchased enslaved people from Africa.

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What did European traders trade with Asia?

European traders purchased silk, spices, & rhubarb from Asia

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How did the Omani-European rivalry push Europeans into exploration & trade?

Portuguese clashes with Oman over trade forts made Middle Eastern routes risky, pushing Europeans to find new sea routes to Asia.

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What were the maritime empires?

Spain

Portugal

Great Britain

France

Holland

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In Southeast Asia, Europeans conducted most of their business with which group & what did that group do?

Women, who traditionally handled markets & money-changing

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What was Al-Andalus?

In present-day Spain, Al-Andalus was a place where Islamic ideas diffused into Europe.

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How did Prince Henry the Navigator develop support maritime exploration as a Portuguese ruler.

He financed expeditions along Africa’s Atlantic Coast and around the Cape of Good Hope. Because of him, Portugal explored African costal communities before other European powers.

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How did Newton’s discovery of gravitation advance ideas in classical technology?

Newton’s discovery of gravitation led to knowledge of tides. This allowed sailors to predicts the depth of waters & increased safety in maritime actions.

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What is an astronomical chart? How does it help maritime travel?

An astronomical chart is any map of the stars & galaxies. It helps in maritime traveling by guiding ships’ direction & determining its location.

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How are lateen sails & square sails different from each other?

Square sails could only go one direction & had to be used with the wind. Lateen sails were triangular shaped & could catch the wind on either side of the ship allowing it to travel in different directions.

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What is the magnetic compass?

Invented in China, the magnetic compass points the sailor in the right direction.

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How did conquests bring new wealth to European states?

Through collection of taxes & trading with conquered land.

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