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APWH Unit 4

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Magnetic Compass Navigation tool that originated in China.
Astrolabe Understanding of Latitude, originated from Ancient Greece
Lateen Sail Helped accelerate ship speeds, originated from Arab world
Caravel Was able to navigate through inland/rivers/banks
Mercantilism Economic theory based on the idea there was finite wealth in the world, and it was a country's goal to get the most of it
Joint-Stock Companies Limited liability companies, chartered by states, funded by private investors
Dutch East India Company Well known Joint Stock Company, dominated Indian Ocean Trade, expanded Dutch influence
French Exploration during 1450-1750 Created a French presence in Canada, gained a monopoly on the fur trade
Columbian Exchange The exchange of new diseases, food, plants, and animals between Eastern and Western Hemispheres
Wheat, Olives, Grapes Foods from Europe that were introduced to the Americas
Maize, potatoes Foods from the Americas that were introduced to Europe
Okra and rice Foods brought by African Americans being transported for chattel slavery
Cash Cropping A agricultural method where farmers focus on growing one crop to then sell for cash
How did Japan resist Western powers? They isolated themselves, only allowing the dutch to trade. Also persecuted Christians and suppressed Western religion.
Fronde Rebellion French Rebellion that occurred in the 1640s due to the king raising Taxes.
Maroons Societies that enslaved runaways formed, lived outside imperial authority.
Queen Nanny Jamaican slave that led a rebellion against the British, eventually won sovereignty.
Asante Empire Wealthy empire that traded gold, ivory, and enslaved people to the Europeans.
Atlantic System The movement of goods, wealth, laborers between Eastern and Western Hemispheres
Sugarcane Plantations Was a staple cash crop in the Americas, was harvested by slaves
Mit'a System System in which Native Americans were forced to work for part of a year in Spanish mines.
Encomienda System System in which Spanish divided up indigenous people among Spanish settlers, had to provide labor in exchange for survival
Hacienda Huge plantations where indigenous people were forced to work.
Jesuits Christian missionaries that spread Christianity to the America colonies
Treatment of Jews Were thrown out by the Spanish and Portuguese, the Ottomans did welcome them in their territory.
Casta System Spanish Hierarchy in which Spanish people were at the top, rank was based on heritage and % of Spanish blood
Qing Dynasty (1450-1750) Held the best government jobs for Manchu people only, creating elitism in China
Peter the Great First Absolute monarch of Russia, abolished Boyars
Boyars Noble class of Russia
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