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Europe Explores Asia

Posljednje ažuriranje about 2 years ago

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To be given after Europe Sets Sail but before The American Colonies/The Scientific Revolution.

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Learning Intention:

I am learning about how Europeans tried to explore Asia.

Success Criteria:

I can identify India, Southeast Asia, China, Japan, the Philippines, and Australia on a map.

I can explain why Europeans would travel so far and risk their lives to visit these places.

I can define Capitalism, Mercantilism, and the Balance of Trade.

Mr. Bergh will give you a 4 Worlds sheet.

You will need this paper before starting the new chapter.

Title it "Europe Explores Asia".

Write your name and period as well. Date optional.

If you run out of space ask for another 4 Worlds Sheet.

Rubric (How you will be graded for the 4 Worlds.)

4 - I filled all 4 boxes with relevant notes, drawings, vocabulary, big ideas, and connected them together.

3 - I filled the equivalent of 3 boxes.

2 - I filled the equivalent of 2 boxes.

1 - I filled the equivalent of a box.

0 - I did not fill any boxes.

Pitanje 1

1.

Select the European Kingdoms that set up Asian trading posts in the 1500s.

England

Italy

The Netherlands

Germany

Portugal

Russia

The United States

Spain

France

Pitanje 2

2.

Select the parts of Asia that were conquered by Europeans in the 1500s.

China

India

Timor

Japan

Moluccas

Philippines

Borneo

Java

Sumatra

Sri Lanka

Pitanje 3

3.

Deshima, Nagasaki is colored black because it was a independent trading post.

Tačno

Netačno

Left - The islet of Deshima was very small.

The Dutch were isolated to the island due to the distrust Japanese authorities had for Europeans.

Above - Japanese coastal wooden cannon built by the daimyōs at the Bakufu's order for Commodore Perry's arrival. 1853–54. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wooden_cannon

Due to Japan's isolation for hundreds of years, while the Europeans and Americans were building ships made out of iron, the Japanese were still new to gun and cannon manufacturing.

That's not to say the Japanese didn't have guns, it's just there were few of them, the good ones were Dutch made, and the remainder were low quality.

Pitanje 4

4.

Based on what you've read who had more power at the beginning of the Age of Exploration, the Europeans or the Chinese? Answer in at least two sentences.

Pitanje 5

5.

Based on what you've read and learned prior in the class, what did the Japanese value the most from trade with Europeans?

They don't show it in the video but barter didn't come first. In actual History gifting came before barter and still exists. Before people bartered for goods they would give other people gifts to show they cared about them or wanted peace.

The difference between gifting and bartering is when you gift you don't expect something specific in return.

In time people would give each other the same gifts over and over, things people needed, until it became bartering or tribute. They don't mention tribute in the video either! Tribute is being forced to give gifts or be punished.

Pitanje 6

6.

What is gifting?

When someone gives something in expectation of getting something non-specific in return.

When someone gives something in order to avoid punishment.

When someone gives something in expectation of getting something specific in return.

When someone gives something without expecting something in return.

Pitanje 7

7.

What is tribute?

When someone gives something in expectation of getting something non-specific in return.

When someone gives something in order to avoid punishment.

When someone gives something without expecting something in return.

When someone gives something in expectation of getting something specific in return.

Question 8

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Question 9

01:06

Question 10

01:38

Question 11

01:50

Question 12

03:00

Question 13

00:23

Question 14

00:50

Question 15

01:35

Question 16

01:41

Question 17

02:00

Question 18

02:13

Question 19

02:26

Questions 20 & 21

02:53

Question 22

04:12

Questions 23-25

05:16