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AP world history chapter 27 the earth and its peoples

Eastern Eurasia, 1500-1800 (Chapter 22)

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*New Patterns of contact in Eurasia* -No single power control Central Asia after 1500 = turn toward sea trade -Russia affected-turn toward expansion *The Land-Based Empires of Eurasia* -Ottoman, Russian, Mughal, Ming -Central Asia-weak point = settling -Reinforced agriculure & political centralization -Forced labor & serfdom -Land-based empres largest administrative & economic systems in the world-danger to each other *New Global Influences: The Society of Jesus and East India Companies* -They connected continents -Jesuits-Francis Xavier-India, Asia, Japan, China -Transmitted European culture to China & vice versa-Matteo Ricci -Dutch dislodged Porugese & Spanish-influence in East Asia *The Triumph of the Russian Empire*
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