Africa Notes
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Africa Notes
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Globalization Response
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7 Siler Lael Siler Zepelin 4 AP World History 26 May 2011 Globalization: Changing the Nature of Nations Globalization has radically shifted from concept to reality. The nature of imperialism transitioned from neighboring groups conquering one another for territorial expansion to entire nations competing for global economic, political, and cultural power. Today, the exponential growth of technology and industry is creating one globalized economy. This global economy has found a way to transcend the boundaries large hegemonic powers historically could never unite, changing the nature of nations.
Important Trade Routes
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This is a condensed information sheet of the major trade routes in world history.
The Silk Road
-Main commodities that were traded on this route were:
Silk
Porcelain
Tea
Weapons
Metal work
Spices
Gold
Silver
Amber
Brassware
Jade
Sugar
Horses
Cotton
Salt
Incense
-The Silk Road was created during the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire used this series of trade routes to trade.
-The Silk Road was safest during the time of Mongol Empire. This time period was known as the Pax Mongolica in the 13th century. This led to the spread of ideas and cultures throughout East and West Asia.
The Indian Ocean Trade
-South Asia traded with East Africa
World History
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1450 AD- 1750 AD Timeline
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WHAP Timeline Assignment 1450 ? 1750 Key: Europe Asia/Oceania India/Africa Middle East Americas Ottoman Dynasty 1300 AD -1750 AD The Ottoman Dynasty seemed to recreate the might of the original Islamic Caliphate. The Ottoman Dynasty survived many periods of change caused by internal problems and by the power if European adversaries. The Ottoman Dynasty grew because of its founder Osman, control of the strategic link between Europe and Asia at Gallipoli, and the creation of an army that took advantage of Turkish skills and the military possibilities presented by gunpowder. Songhay Empire 1340 AD ? 1591 AD
An Edible History of Humanity notes
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The Earth And Its People Chapter 8 Notes
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Questions/Main Ideas: Notes: What were the religions of early civilizations? What were their beliefs? rock paintings + engraving are major source of info from Saharan culture no method to date these paintings several animals now extinct in that area shown in engravings suggest later societies in the Sahara depicts ppl. in masks dancing around look more like West African ppl. What empires used/sponsored an official religion? Did these religion work for the benefit of the empire or against it? Use concrete examples. Rome supported Christianity became major religion caused an internal struggle religion vs. politics (government) King Ashoka was a heavy advocate of Buddhism
The Earth and Its People Chapter 7 Notes
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Chapter 11 Test Review Answers.
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