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WS Final-Chapter 16

QuestionAnswer
Geocentric Theory Earth-centered
Who created the Geocentric Theory? Ptomely
Heliocentric Theory Sun-centered
Who created the Heliocentric Theory? Nicolaus Copernicus
Triangle Trade In the period of exploration - Europe, America, Africa
Commercialism Dramatic changes in European economy during scienctific revolution
Developed during the commercial revolution Monetary units; money
Middle Passage Part of triangle trade that involved movement of slaves
Data Big change about how we go about things/how we know things, w/o relying on church
Columbian exchange Products, plants, animals, slaves and diseases traveled between western and eastern hemispheres (Old & new worlds)
Where did the Porteguese explore? Africa, Asia and Brazil
Who colonized in north america? Spain
What country became a great trading country after their independence from Spain? Netherlands
What were the Dutch interested in? Buisness and profibilty
Favorable balance of trade Exports are greater than imports so country is profitable
Mercantilism Idea/policy that emphasized good so country was pofitable
Joint-stock companies Financial buisness that allows explorations to happen; provides bankroll
What did Columbus believe he had found? Distant islands of Japan; Asia
Tariffs Tax on import goods to prevnt citizens from buying them
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