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1450 – 1750Age of European Exploration
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Circa 1300 – How did this start?• Pop. Decline (Black Plague) and growth• Feudalism in Japan and Europe• Pax Mongolica – Yuan dynasty in China,
Kievan Russia under Mongol rule• Rise of the Inca and Aztec empires• Mali at its height• Delhi Sultanate in India• Ottoman Empire Rises (1281)• Continued decline of Byzantium
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1450 – Periodization!
Europe STEPS OUT! Dias, De Gama, ColumbusEnd of 100Years War (France & England states)
Ottoman Empire defeats Constantinople (1453)
Byzantine Empire collapses
Russia throws off Mongols – Ivan III & Moscow
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Think about it…
• Predict what trends will change and which will stay the same.
• As the world continues to become more integrated circa 1450, predict which societies are in the best position to take advantage of new technologies and new discoveries. Think about virgin soils, location and luck.
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Americas 1300-1800
• Rise of Incas• Continued rise of Aztecs• Conquest – arrival of Spanish in western
hemisphere• Population impacts: disease, racial
intermingling, war• Columbian exchange• Colonial societies
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Inca Empire 1438-1525• Highly centralized government• Diverse ethnic groups• Extensive irrigation• State religion/ancestor cult• Architecture – rope suspension
bridges, roads• No wheel• Metallurgy – copper, bronze• Capac Nan= roads allowed for
tax, labor, courier system• Quipu
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Incan Achievements
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Aztec Empire 1325-1520Tenochtitlan
“Foundation of Heaven”
Island location – 5 square miles;150,000
Tribute empire based on agriculture
Chimanpas – agricultureState control of market
redistributes goods
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Changes in Trade, Technology and Global Interactions
• Exploration (Portugal first!)• 3 G’s!• Empire Building – Europeans & colonies• Cartography – new nations• Commodities – new goods, foods
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Commodities
• African slave trade
Notice the primary destinations
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Commodities: 3 S’s: Sugar, Silver and Slaves
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Commodities
• Coffee beans used first in Yemen and then later in Europe and the Americas
• European using chocolate technology from the Aztecs 17th Century
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Fur Trade – French British, Native Peoples, Russians
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Age of Exploration
• European exploration: why, who, where• End of Ming Treasure / Tribute Voyages
Zheng HeEMPIRE BUILDING
How do empires rise and expand and how will these empires maintain themselves and expand their borders…who else will it impact?
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Empires: Ottoman 1281-1914
• 1350’s – Initial Ottoman Invasion of Europe
• 1453 – Ottoman capture of Constantinople
• 1683 – Ottoman siege of Vienna
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Empires: Ming China 1368-1644Manchu Qing Dynasty 1644 - 1912
Ming resists industrialization – against Confucian beliefs: favor agricultureBUT: climate change, disease, economics fall and MING end – beginning of QING
QING – from Manchuria: not “Chinese”KANGXI: friend of Jesuit, respect ChineseCreate the CANTON system: only 3 ports
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Empires: Tokugawa Japan1600 - 1853
• Taika, Nara and Heina periods (645-857) – height of cultural borrowing from China
-Tale of Genji – Lady Murasaki• Emergence of warrior class-increasing civil wars• Encounter with Portuguese 1543• “Isolation” from West; rise of Tokugawa• Tokugawa elite followed development in west
(contrast to China’s hairy barbarian mentality)
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Empires: Russia
• Mongol occupation stalled Russian unification and development
• Increasing absolutist rule and territorial expansion by 16th Century – Ivan the Terrible
• Russian Orthodox Church important• Peter the Great accelerated
westernization process
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Empires: Mughal India 1556-1739
• Empire based on military strength – Babar the boy!
• Akbar – attempt to combine beliefs into new religion to unite Hindu and Muslim subjects: Din-I-Ilahi
• Indian textile trade – value to Europeans
• Patronage to the arts Shah Jahan
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Empires: Portugal
• Search for Maritime route to Asia• Advanced naval technology: caravels, carracks,
astrolabe and compass• Established fortresses along the Gold Coast –
sugar plantations and African slave labor• Indian Ocean trade and Da Gama: Malindi, Sofala
and Kilwa, Calicut and Goa, and later Macao• Atlantic trade with conquest of Brazil – sugar
plantation
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Brazil: Plantation colony
• Portuguese due to Treaty of Tordesillas 1494
• African slave labor used to support the plantation complex (sugar)
• Largest producer of sugar in world first half of 17th C.
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Spain
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Empires: Spain
• Reconquista ended with the fall of Granada• Inquisition• Columbus’ voyage• Arrival of Cortez in Mexico and Pizarro in Peru• Took over existing tributary empires: labor
(mita), silver, gold, and foodstuffs• Demographic impact: disease, death, and
mestizos
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Empires: Dutch
• Dutch East India Company – “universal carriers” In 1660, employed 12,000 people and had 257 ships. Sought monopolies and large profits.
• North America (fur trade along the Hudson river, New Amsterdam)
• Caribbean islands for plantation settlements• Capetown South Africa – way station• Southeast Asia – spice trade (nutmeg in Banda
islands, cloves in Melaka and pepper in Banten)
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Empires: France
• Absolute MonarchyKing Louis XIV“ I am the State”Versailles
• Mercantilism• Territorial expansion in Europe
and fur-trading colonies in Saint Domingue (Haiti) and New France (Quebec)
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Empires: England
• Limited Monarchy and the emergence of Constitutional Monarchy
• Civil Wars: Commonwealth-Charles II – James II and the Glorious Revolution – Bill of Rights
• Enlightenment Ideas• Colonies in Americas
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Empires: African
• Characteristics of:Stateless societies - organized around
kinship, often larger than states, forms of government
Large centralized states – increased unity came from linguistic base – Bantu, Christianity and Islam, as well as indigenous beliefs
Trade – markets, international commerce, taxed trade of unprocessed goods.
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African Empires
• Oyo
• Benin
• Kongo
• Asante
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Empires: Songhay
• Initially farmers, herders, and fishers• Foreign merchant community in Goa
(gold)• Powerful cavalry forces, expansive empire• Fusion of Islamic and indigenous traditions
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Changing Beliefs: Missionaries, Jesuits, Neo-Confucianism
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Cultural and Intellectual Development
• Scientific Revolution and Reformation
• Enlightenment
• Patronage of the Arts
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Comparisons
Be able to compare the following:• Imperial systems: European monarchy vs.
a land-based Asian empire• Coercive labor systems• Empire building in Asia, Africa & Europe• Russia’s interaction with the west
compared to others
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Conclusions
• What are the major themes that seem apparent?
• What global processes are in action?• Suggest the best possible ways to learn
case studies of these global forces.