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“A tremendous expansion of commercial, cultural, and biological exchanges around the world” Major changes from previous era: Introduction of the Americas as a cultural, political, and economic force Establishment of large empires: Spanish, Portuguese, French, and British African slavery in the Americas began a large cultural exchange The printing press spread ideas quickly as literacy improved in North America and Europe By 1750 the balance of power had shifted from East to West.
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Formation of the United States and Canada Portuguese in Brazil, Spanish in the rest of Latin America Brazil is world’s main source of sugar 1600 Dutch bring slavery and sugar to West Indies Silver is discovered in Bolovia French and Indian War (1754-1763)
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1500-1600 Spain’s Golden Century 1519 Protestant Reformation/Catholic Reformation Scientific Revolution 1618-1648 Thirty Years’ War 1700-1800 Enlightenment 1600-1700 Netherlands’ Golden Century Power shifts in Europe’s favor as they militarize competitively
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1505 Portuguese begin assault on Swahili cities 1591 Morocco conquers Songhai Empire 1640s expansion of transatlantic slave trade 1750-1800 growing slave trade reduces population
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1520-1566 reign of Suleiman the Magnificent (Ottoman sultan) 1683 Last Ottoman seige of Vienna 1722 Fall of Safavid Empire 1718 Ottoman military decline Taj Mahal is built
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1526 Mughal Empire begins 1556 rule of Akbar begins 1592 Japan invades Korea 1603 Tokugawa Shogunate founded in Japan 1639 “Closing” of Japan 1644 Qing Empire begins in China 1691 British begin trading post at Calcutta
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