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Jeopardy Chapters Test Review

The Americas AfricaMuslim Empires RussiaAsia

Product that primarily caused African slavery in the New World. ◄

Product that caused global inflation. ◄

These two European economic concepts created the Atlantic circuit economy. ◄

These were the three coercive labor systems in the New World. ◄

The three environmental impacts of plantations on the Caribbean islands. ◄

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Two European goods desired by the Africans in return for slaves. ◄

Name of the leg of the Atlantic Circuit that carried slaves to the New World. ◄

Muslim West African empire that drew its wealth from trans- Saharan trade. ◄

Two jobs that trans-Saharan slaves fulfilled. ◄

Ottoman Safavid and Mughal empires collectively. ◄

◄ Location of this picture

He was called the Lawgiver by his subjects. ◄

These two religious philosophies tried to reconcile Hindu and Muslim differences. ◄

System that allowed resident cavalrymen to administer the most rural areas in the Balkans and Anatolia. ◄

Russia’s first port city. ◄

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Period of civil war that followed the death of Ivan IV. ◄

◄ Policy of Peter the Great.

Built the Winter Palace and gained Russia’s first warm water port. ◄

Military reorganization tactic that Peter the Great copied from Prussia. ◄

Largest island of the main Japanese island group. ◄

Tried to unsuccessfully unify Japan as shogun and brought in European musket technology. ◄

Dynasty that created assembly lines and factories to create their highly desired Chinese products. ◄

He mastered classical Chinese Manchu Mongolian and was considered an intellectual prodigy. ◄

Treaty that fixed China’s border at the Amur River with Russia. ◄

The name of the slave ship that mutinied which led to a US Supreme Court case.

The Americas AfricaMuslim Empires RussiaAsia SugarGate of no return Gunpowder empires St. Petersburg Honshu SilverMiddle Passage IsfahanTime of Troubles Oda Nobunaga Capitalism Mercantilism Textiles Guns Hardware Suleiman Westernization Ming Encomienda Indentured Servants African Slaves SonghaiSufis Sikhs Catherine IIKangxi Deforestation Soil depletion Ecological imbalance Servants Soldiers Land grant system Promotions of rank based on merit Nerchinsk