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{ Triangular Trade Unit 2: Age of Colonization Lesson 3
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How did colonization harm indigenous cultures of the places that were colonized? How did colonization affect the economies of European countries? How did colonization affect the economies of the areas that were colonized? Last lesson: Why did European countries colonize other parts of the world? What geographic features made some locations appealing for colonization? What do I need to know before…..
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C&G.1.4 - Power derived from the European monarchs and religion enabled the establishment of political superiority and exclusion of indigenous people and allowed them to enforce new social hierarchies. E.1.1 - Various European countries competed for natural resources and labor by establishing colonies in Africa, India and the New World. C.1.1 - European powers justified their domination of people and places around the world with a sense of cultural superiority. Objectives for this lesson:
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1. How did colonization increase the power of European monarchs and decrease the power of indigenous cultures? 2. In what ways did colonization affect the economies of European and colonized nations? 3. What factors motivated colonization among European countries? Guiding Questions:
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Triangular Trade: What Is It?
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Use the link below to see where goods went: http://www.eduplace.com/kids/socsci/books/applications/imaps /maps/g5s_u3/ http://www.eduplace.com/kids/socsci/books/applications/imaps /maps/g5s_u3/ http://www.eduplace.com/kids/socsci/books/applications/imaps /maps/g5s_u3/ https://app.discoveryeducation.com/learn/videos/741C97C4- AD0D-4CDA-AFC5-C32E00C786CE Trade routes were built off of the original Columbian Exchange routes: England to Africa Africa to the Americas The Americas back to England Triangular Trade: What is it?
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The trade routes were pivotal in the success of Europe. The goal was to gain goods… not money They would export goods such as: guns, cloth, furniture, tea, and spices Import from Americas: timber, fur, iron, fish, whale oil, sugar, tobacco, rice and cotton and rum Why Trade was Important
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Exchanging of Goods
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The Exchange from England to Africa included iron products, cloth, trinkets and beads, copper, guns and ammunition. Exchange from Africa to West Indies/America slaves were main exported but other things were exported from Africa including spices, gold, ivory and feathers - but these items were destined for Europe via other trade routes. All trade was controlled by the East India Trading Company Exchanging of Goods
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1. How did colonization increase the power of European monarchs and decrease the power of indigenous cultures? 2. In what ways did colonization affect the economies of European and colonized nations? 3. What factors motivated colonization among European countries? Review: Guiding Questions
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