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2 China Ming Dynasty Zheng He 1405-1433

3 Animated Zheng He’s Ship http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/sultan/media/expl_01q.html

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5 European Motives Gold Glory God

6 Treaty of Tordesillas

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8 Desire for new trade routes –Controlled by Muslims and Italians –Spices and luxury goods –High prices and profits

9 Portugal Prince Henry the Navigator –Conquers Ceuta –Desire to spread Christianity –Desire to find new lands –Died in debt

10 Bartolomeu Dias-1481 First to round Cape of Good Hope

11 New Technologies

12 Christopher Columbus 1492 Claimed San Salvador for Spain First voyage as explorer Future voyages as empire builder

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14 Vasco da Gama- 1497 Reaches Calicut –Spices –Silks –Gems –Cargo worth 60 times cost –Direct route to India

15 Ferdinand Magellan 1519

16 Circumnavigate globe

17 James Cook 1769-1770

18 Samuel de Champlain 1608 Founded Quebec

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20 Commercial Revolution A. Social and Economic Background 1. European Population Increases 1500-1700 82 million to 115 million 1500-1600 London 50,000-200,000 Increase in demand for goods leads to…

21 2. Inflation a. population increase b. influx of precious metals from America by Spain Average of 5 tons of gold and 250 tons of silver per year during 16th century.

22 B. Growth of business and capitalism 1. Capital accumulated by merchants= new ventures for increased profit

23 2. Changes in Commercial Organization a. Trading company – Joint-stock company chartered by the government and given a monopoly to trade and settle a given area. b. Stock Exchanges- First in Amsterdam 1611.

24 c. Banking Expanded d. Insurance developed. 1666 London Fire - Lloyd’s of London e. Monetary changes promissory notes coins

25 Mercantilism Became a national policy Definition: 1. G old & Silver = wealth of nation 2. Export more than it imports - difference paid in gold and silver 3. Nation increases exports by stimulating domestic industries with “bounties” - subsidies

26 4. Tariffs 5. Colonies = raw materials and markets 6. Restrict colonial manufacturing to protect manufacturing in mother country 7. Forbid colonies to trade with outside nations

27 Effects on Pre-Columbian World A.Africa- slave trade B.European migration C.Columbian Exchange

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32 European migration

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34 What plant and animal materials were part of the Colombian Exchange?


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