1. Effects of European migration 1500s-1800s

2. Fortification of Inca Empire

3. Inca Empire in Andes Mountains

4. Mayan Empire

5. 1. Effects in the Americas A) Expansion of overseas territorial claims and European emigration to North & South America

6. B) Demise of Aztec, Maya, and Inca Empires, from superior weapons and disease

7. Demise brought about by superior weapons

8. Weapons

9. "A ball of stone flies out of their bellies and rains fire…. If the ball hits a tree, it blows away in splinters, as though a magician had blown it away from inside."

10. Their battle dress and their weapons are all made of iron…. They are carried on the backs of large deer [horses] wherever they like to go.

11. C) Legacy of a rigid class system and dictatorial rule in Latin America

12. Demise of the Aztec Empire

13. Demise of Aztec Empire (Began by Cortez)

14. Demise of Inca Empire (Began by Pizarro)

15. Incas preparing for battle

16. Pizarro Slaughtering Incas

17. Pizarro and Incas Battling

18. Colonization of Americas

19. Eye Witness Account Their other frightening weapon was hunting greyhounds. The were unleashed and fell upon the Indians. Within an hour they had preyed on a hundred

20. D) Forced migrations of some Africans into slavery

21. E) Colonies’ imitation of the culture and social patterns of their parent country

22. 2. Effects in Africa A) European trading posts along the coast at first

23. B) Later movement inward due to technology

24. El Mina – fort (factory) that received gold from interior most forts established with approval of African authorities- desired trading benefits

25. Atlantic Slave Trade Portuguese start pattern for contacts El Mina – fort (factory) that received gold from interior most forts established with approval of African authorities - desired trading benefits Afro-Portuguese traders (lancados) helped work interior missionary work – Benin & Kongo

26. C) Trade in slaves, gold, natural resources, diffusion of ideas

28. 3. Effects in Asia A. Colonization by small groups of merchants (India, the Indies, China)

29. B. Influence of trading companies (Portuguese, Dutch, British)

30. Soldiers of the British Empire

31. Understanding Europeans migrated to new colonies in the Americas, creating new cultural and social patterns Europeans established trading posts and colonies in Africa and Asia