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The arrival of the Europeans in the New World led to the exchange of crops and commondities but also led to what?
The arrival of the Europeans in the New World led to the exchange of crops and commondities but also led to what?
- The increased health of the Indigenous populations
- The imposition of European economics, values on indigenous populations (correct)
- A decrease in slave labor
- The establishment of peaceful trade agreements
In North America, European exploration led to the establishment of what?
In North America, European exploration led to the establishment of what?
- A decrease in conflicts and violence between Europeans and Native Americans
- The preservation of Native American lands and cultures
- Settler colonialism, the appropriation of Native American/First Nations lands, and eventually the decimation, marginalization and displacement of Native Americans. (correct)
- The creation of peaceful and cooperative relationships with Native American tribes
What was the encomienda system developed to support?
What was the encomienda system developed to support?
The needs of the early mining industry.
Did most encomienderos fulfill their obligations to either protect or convert their Indian slaves?
Did most encomienderos fulfill their obligations to either protect or convert their Indian slaves?
Today Asia is generally divided into how many different regions?
Today Asia is generally divided into how many different regions?
What ocean does Asia share the continental landmasses with in the West?
What ocean does Asia share the continental landmasses with in the West?
What did the term "the Church" refer to for most Europeans?
What did the term "the Church" refer to for most Europeans?
From what group did the Ottomans derive their name?
From what group did the Ottomans derive their name?
By the early to mid-1500s, the Ottomans had established themselves as a dominant power centered around what area?
By the early to mid-1500s, the Ottomans had established themselves as a dominant power centered around what area?
What was the dynasty that would replace the Ming dynasty?
What was the dynasty that would replace the Ming dynasty?
South Asia includes which of the following countries?
South Asia includes which of the following countries?
Where did Islam originate?
Where did Islam originate?
During what period did local rulers in Central Africa rebuild old trade routes and create new ones to meet the ever-increasing demands of European and Arab merchants for more slaves?
During what period did local rulers in Central Africa rebuild old trade routes and create new ones to meet the ever-increasing demands of European and Arab merchants for more slaves?
Kongo continued to be an independent power through the 19th century.
Kongo continued to be an independent power through the 19th century.
When did Portuguese merchants arrive in the region to dominate the spice trade in Southeast Asia?
When did Portuguese merchants arrive in the region to dominate the spice trade in Southeast Asia?
Who displaced the Portuguese in the 17th century by establishing trading relations with the Sultans of Java and Sumatra?
Who displaced the Portuguese in the 17th century by establishing trading relations with the Sultans of Java and Sumatra?
What does the Mahāyāna accept as the primary scriptures and teachings?
What does the Mahāyāna accept as the primary scriptures and teachings?
Flashcards
Ottoman Empire
Ottoman Empire
Dominant Islamic power centered around Anatolia from 1299-1922.
Safavid Empire
Safavid Empire
Persian empire that began in 1501 and lasted until 1736.
Mughal Empire
Mughal Empire
Empire in India that began in 1526 and lasted until 1857.
Mamluks
Mamluks
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Gunpowder Empires
Gunpowder Empires
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Osman I
Osman I
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Mehmed II
Mehmed II
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Sunni Islam
Sunni Islam
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Shia Islam
Shia Islam
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Afonso I
Afonso I
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Mbanza Kongo
Mbanza Kongo
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Nzimbu Shells
Nzimbu Shells
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Battle of Mbwila
Battle of Mbwila
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Nanyang
Nanyang
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Zirbad
Zirbad
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Indochinese Peninsula
Indochinese Peninsula
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Malay Archipelago
Malay Archipelago
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Theravada Buddhism
Theravada Buddhism
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Mahayana Buddhism
Mahayana Buddhism
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Mahayana Sutras
Mahayana Sutras
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High-Value Commodities
High-Value Commodities
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Trade
Trade
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Oyo Empire
Oyo Empire
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Luba Empire
Luba Empire
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Kingdom of Kongo
Kingdom of Kongo
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Manikongo
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Ottoman Empire
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Christopher Columbus
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Monarch
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Nobility
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Study Notes
Asia Regions
- East Asia and Southeast Asia share borders with Russia.
- Central Asia borders with Russia, Southeastern Asia and South Asia. Here’s the full list, now including Central Asia:
Here’s the full list of Asian regions and their countries:
West Asian Countries (Middle East & nearby regions): 1. Armenia 2. Azerbaijan 3. Bahrain 4. Cyprus 5. Georgia 6. Iran 7. Iraq 8. Israel 9. Jordan 10. Kuwait 11. Lebanon 12. Oman 13. Palestine 14. Qatar 15. Saudi Arabia 16. Syria 17. Turkey 18. United Arab Emirates (UAE) 19. Yemen
Southeast Asian Countries: 1. Brunei 2. Cambodia 3. East Timor (Timor-Leste) 4. Indonesia 5. Laos 6. Malaysia 7. Myanmar (Burma) 8. Philippines 9. Singapore 10. Thailand 11. Vietnam
North Asian Country: • Russia (The only country in North Asia, which mainly consists of Siberia.)
Central Asian Countries: 1. Kazakhstan 2. Kyrgyzstan 3. Tajikistan 4. Turkmenistan 5. Uzbekistan
East Asian Countries: 1. China 2. Japan 3. Mongolia 4. North Korea 5. South Korea 6. Taiwan
South Asian Countries: 1. Afghanistan 2. Bangladesh 3. Bhutan 4. India 5. Maldives 6. Nepal 7. Pakistan 8. Sri Lanka
Now you have the complete list of West, Southeast, North, Central, East, and South Asian countries! Let me know if you need any more details.
North Asian Country: • Russia (The only country in North Asia, as this region is mostly Siberia.)
Central Asian Countries: 1. Kazakhstan 2. Kyrgyzstan 3. Tajikistan 4. Turkmenistan 5. Uzbekistan
Ming Dynasty
- For nearly 300 years, the Ming Dynasty provided China with a relatively stable government and economy.
- The Ming Dynasty came to power in 1368 after nearly a century of Mongol rule
- Ming emperors promoted domestic agricultural production and tried to reduce dependency on foreign trade and merchants.
- Ming officials capitalized on trade and merchants.
Ming China 1580
- Ming China introduced crops such as corn, squash and peanuts, American crops
- Chinese crop yields greatly increased
- The Ming developed regular commercial exchanges with other regions
- Ming established seamanship and naval technology to reach various regions, including Malaysia, Indonesia, India and East Africa.
- Negative trading encounters with Portuguese, Spanish and other European groups occurred
- Efforts to prohibit Chinese officials from interacting with Western foreigners.
- Ming dynasty control over the region ended in 1644.
South Asia
- Today, South Asia includes Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.
- The region is bounded by the Himalayas mountains to the north and the Indian Ocean in the south.
- The decline of the Mughals in the 18th century provided an opportunity for the British for control over the region.
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