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Colonization and the World Wide Economy

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Why were Europeans looking for an alternate route to the Indian Ocean?

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Why would it be important for ships to be able to sail against the wind?

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Draw a picture of mercantilism in action.
Pick one of the following scenes:
1. King paying for all parts of the voyages and goverment in the colonies.
2. King keeping all the profit from the colonies.
3. King trying to keep the colonies from trading with other colonies.

Label your picture and give it a title!

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Why were mercatilist policies hard to enforce?

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Draw the diagram of capitalism using specific examples of a business and the people involved in the system.

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Why were joint-stock companies good for governments?

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How do banks make money?

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What benefits did the people in the Americas see from the Columbian Exchange?

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Why do YOU think slavery has been around since the earliest periods of history?

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How did some African leaders profit off of the slave trade?

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How would you describe the transportation of slaves across the Atlantic Ocean based on the diagram?

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Why were males more valuable than females in the trans-Atlantic slave trade?

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What does a compass do?

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Why were better maps important for exploration?

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What might cause a breakdown in the capitalism system?

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What problems happened in the New World due to the Columbian Exchange?

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Which luxury items were shipped over the Indian Ocean to Europe?
Salt
Porcelain
Spices
Gold
Silk
Why was the Ottoman Empire so powerful?
Its location allowed them to control and tax trade from the Americas.
Its location allowed them to dominate China and India militarily.
Its location allowed them to control and tax trade between Asia, Africa and Europe.
This is a trick question. It was weak.
If you were an explorer which motive for exploration would be most important to you?
God
Gold
Glory
tariffs
things you buy from other countries
Imports
things you sell to other countries
exports
taxes placed on goods from other countries
Select all that apply to capitalism
private property
government controls everything
money is invested for a profit
governments make money by taxing profits
individuals make a profit
government pays for everything
The change in the banking system
allowed individuals to make money by purchasing land
allowed wealthy landowners to make money by selling land
allowed individuals to make money by charging interest on loans and investing in businesses
only allowed kings to make money
Triangle Trade
transfer of people, animals, plants, technologies and diseases between the Old World and the New World.
Columbian Exchange
trade between Europe, Africa and the Americas
Match the item to its place of origin.
Turkey
Smallpox
pigs
Guns
Peaches
Avocado
Tobacco
Measles
Tomato
Syphilis
Sugar Cane
Potato
Europe
Africa
Americas
Who benefited the most from the Columbian Exchange?
Ottoman Empire
Asian countries
European countries
Native Americans
Which country was the first to purchase slaves to transport to the Americas?
Portugal
Brazil
China
England
What cash crop did the Portuguese produce in Brazil?
cotton
sugar
corn
tobacco
mercantilism
allowed individuals to make a profit and gave incentive for literacy and innovation
Middle class (merchants, skilled craftsmen, townspeople)
only kings (governments) made a legal profit, gave people incentive to break the law in order to make a profit
European landowners and lords
gained power and wealth
Capitalism
lost power and wealth when the banking system changed and people moved to towns and cities