The New World and the Old

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The New World and the Old European Antecedents & the Columbian Exchange

Evolution of Human Social & Political Organization Hunter-Gatherer Bands Tribes Chiefdoms Nation-States

15th Century Europe Political and social order The established church The rise of nation states The Age of Exploration

The Spanish Empire 1519-1590

The Columbian Exchange

The Protestant Reformation 1517-1598 Martin Luther John Calvin

The Tudors and the Rise of England 1534-1588 Nationalism Mercantilism Social & economic conditions

Summary 1. 2. 3. 4.

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