Chapter 5.2 AP World

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Single new world

  • Many countries made up a new world

  • Forms of status came from the Old world

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Vasco de gama

  • Portuguese maritime voyager who went around tip of Africa and into Indian Ocean

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Motives

  • Desire for tropical spices

  • Other Asian goods

  • Gold, glory, god

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European trade with east: Muslim control

  • Many gods went through Mediterranean world

  • Source was in Muslim world

  • Muslim Egypt was primary point to transfer goods

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European growth/recovery

  • Followed Black Death

  • Now euro pop was growing

  • It’s national monarchies learned to tax and build military

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Venice

  • Italian city that monopolized euro trade in eastern goods; same powers disliked relying on it

  • Genoa also popular for ships

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Preste john

  • Mythical Christian monarch who ruled somewhere in Asia or Africa

  • Joined crusade’s effort to combat islamic enemies

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E shortage of bullion

  • European required to pay cash

  • Need was temporarily fixed by Mexico and Bolivia silver

  • China mercantilist power did not want to trade

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Trade deficit

  • Contributed to intense desire for gold

  • More goods sold then acquired

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Mexican Bolivian silver/African gold

  • Supplied currency

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Portuguese exploration

  • Went to Africa for trade

  • Knew no major power Were more powerful

  • Killed when it gave them the advantage

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Trading post empire

  • Highly profitable

  • Mombasa, Hormuz, goa, malacca

  • Fortified spots at key points

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Magellan

  • Portuguese voyager who sailed for the Spanish crown

  • Found archipelago

  • Established Spanish claim on the Philippines

  • Circumnavigated the world

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Spain/ philipines

  • Colonized by Spain

  • Pressure to form organized groups/towns and gave large estates to Christian Filipinos

  • Spanish until 1898

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Portuguese decline/Dutch and British

  • entered Indian Ocean in 17th century

  • Dutch was commercialization

  • Both organized ventures through private trading companies

  • Portuguese didn’t have a lot of control in trade

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Dutch and British east India company

  • Received charters granting them trading monopolies and the power to make war

  • Opposed one another

  • Dutch was in Indonesia

  • England in India

  • Dutch were brutal

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Dutch rule/ spice islands

  • dutch ruled a few islands harshly called the spice islands

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Taiwan

  • Dutch East India company was there for a little —> hoped to get deerskins and other products for export

  • Opened for Chinese immigration

  • Co colonized with the chinese

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British in India/ mughal

  • 3 major trading settlements (Bombay, Calcutta, madras)

  • Posts secured with permission of Mughal authorization

  • Dutch kept them out of spice empire so they worked with Mughals to get control

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Carrying trade

  • Profits enable them to purchase Asian goods without paying in gold or silver

  • Goods were carried continuously on ships —> make money without having money

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European/ Asian trade

Europe heavily involved

Europe was not that present

Europe was one competitor among many in Indian ocean

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Japan 16 cent

  • Fighting between feudal lords

  • Illustrates resistance of European power

  • Europeans wanted to trade and evangelize.

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Samurai and daimoyo

  • Feudal lords called d had warriors called s

  • Fought

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Shogun/Tokugawa

  • Military commander

  • Hailed from this family

  • Imposed many tactics so no rebellion

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Policies

  • Forbade Japanese travel abroad

  • Execution of missionaries from Europe

  • Many European traders banned

  • Japan closed boarders

  • Dutch alllowed only in Nagasaki bc they did not evangelize

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Non European trade in Indian ocean

  • Arab, India, Chinese, Javanese, Malay, Vietnamese and others benefited from seaborne commerce

  • Chinese lived in port cities

  • Merchants were often women

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Silver the global network

  • Spanish America produced 85% of it

  • One of the first major commodities of a global scale

  • China demanded use of it which increased value

  • There was a global network of it

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Silver drain and piece of eight

  • Most silver wound up in China

  • Many Chinese Portuguese and Dutch traders came to trade for silver

  • Po8was the standard silver coin in Spain

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PotosĂ­

  • In Uruguay

  • Site of huge mining operation

  • Bad working conditions

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Impact on Spain

  • Enriched the crown —> made Europe jealous of spain

  • Country now able to pursue military and political ambitions

  • Did not change Spanish economy

  • Caused inflation due to English raiding Spanish ships

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Japan, china

  • Japan produced silver and had market based economy around it

  • China had to sell things for silver—> economy now. Economy regionally specialized

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Fur trade/ sources

  • Major trade item

  • Europe had little animals because of LiA and other conditions

  • Most wealthy area for this was North America

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Carrying trade

  • there were many countries trading

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Beaver

  • Fashionable

  • Very popular form of fur

  • Almost went extinct because of over-hunting

  • LiA increased demands for it

  • Found in North America and Siberia

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Native American methods

  • Brought Europeans furs and skins

  • We’re paid in other items such as rum or blankets

  • Cheap labor

  • Hunter trapped processed and transported the fur

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Environmental impact

Overexploited the animals and made it worse

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Native impact

  • Disease exploitation and addiction to European alcohol

  • Women married European traders

  • These women were sometimes left by these men

  • Put down by men trapping fur

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Russian trade

  • Very profitable

  • Enriched Russian state

  • Siberian people became dependent on Russian goods

  • Hostages taken from Siberia to demand payment

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Pre-1500 slave trade

  • Mediterranean and Indian Ocean areas were sources

  • Societies practiced slavery in Africa

  • Trans-Saharan slave trade gave African slaves to Mediterranean world

  • Different types of slavery

  • Only in Ancient Greece there were as much widespread slavery as the modern world

  • Slavic’s people were slaves

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Differences with Atlantic trade

  • Atlantic became identified wholly with Africa and color of skin

  • Based on plantation and agricultural needs

  • Slaves inherited

  • Atlantic slave trade became bigger

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Sugar

  • Not common until after crusades

  • Very laborious to make

  • Because of conditions of making it, became associated with slavery

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Slavs to Africans

  • After seize of Constantinople Slavs cut off

  • These people were the first slaves until after

  • Then after this people went to Africa for slaves

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Racism

  • May have started in Europe bc of slave trade

  • Regardless of where it started, Europe took it and made it associated with slavery

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Trade roles: Africans

  • Participated in Atlantic slave trade

  • Some were able to defend itself from Portuguese

  • These people sought European and Indian textiles

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Europeans

Purchased African items with silver mined in America, connecting the slave trade

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Middle passage

  • The ships going from Africa to Americas with slaves

  • Very poor condtions

  • Many slaves died annually, but same number of crew died on the voyage

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Trade over time

  • The highest point of slavery was between 1700 and 1850

  • 16th century very small but greatly increased until 1850

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Geography sources and destinations

  • Drew from west and south central Africa

  • Focused on coastal areas and marigijak people

  • Most ended up in Brazil or Caribbean bc of high demand

  • Small numbers in north and Spanish America

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Rebellions

  • 10% of voyages had one

  • Spanned severity levels

  • major fear of slave owners

  • Only successful one was Haitian in 1790

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Consequences: Africa

  • Did t cause population collapse but did take a toll

  • Slowed growth of population and economy

  • Provided little positive change in Africa

  • Women were put down

  • Introduction of new foods that stimulated population

  • Foster moral corruption

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Differences within

  • Small scale kingdoms were thoroughly impacted

  • Larger kingdoms like Kongo and OyĂł fell

  • Some avoided it by location while changing exports

  • Some were very involved in slave trade

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Early modern globalization v modern

  • Economy was very different (all over compared to just one or two areas like today)

  • Economy is still fueled by human labor produced things

No territorial empires