Where did most spices come from in the 1300's?
Asia
Where did silk come from in the 1300's?
China
What was North American trade based on?
Trust
Which geographical feature provides fresh water and helps with trade?
Rivers
This is the name of Mrs. Ruckert's cat
Izzy
Besides goods / resources, name two other things that can be traded.
Disease, language, culture, ideas
Which religion was used to legitimize European governments in the 1300's?
Catholicism
Which Native American civilization had extensive road systems?
the Inca
Who was the head of the Catholic church in the 1300's?
The Pope
Where did most gold, salt and precious metals come from?
Africa
What is the wealth and resources of a country called?
Economy
Which Empire was the center of science, mathematics, and education in the 1300's?
The Ottoman Empire
Name at least 4 goods traded in the Americas before the 1300's
Mica, obsidian, copper, shells, cotton, potatoes, maize, llamas, pottery, silver
Which desert was an important trade route in Africa?
The Sahara
What is it called when you highlight and make notes on a text?
Annotating
What was the set of trade routes that connected AfroEurAsia in the 1300's and before?
The Silk Road
Name at least 3 major political powers in Asia in the 1300's
China, India, the Ottoman Empire, the Mongolian Empire
What is tribute?
Payment given by a subordinate person to a dominant one - kind of like taxes.
Name three of the major political powers in Europe in the 1300's
England, the Holy Roman Empire, the Italian States, France, Spain
What are the 3 parts of a paragraph?
Claim / Evidence / Reasoning
Name at least 2 reasons why trade is important.
Get what you need without making it yourself, spreads ideas and cultures, improves economy
Name at least 2 reasons Asia and Africa were more advanced than Europe in the 1300's.
How was trade in the Western Hemisphere different from trade in the Eastern Hemisphere? Name at least 2 differences!
Western: no animals/wheeled carts, used rivers and dirt paths, different trade goods, down-the-line trade, trust
Name at least 3 geographical features that could potentially harm trade.
Oceans, Mountains, regular coastlines, rivers, deserts, rainforests, islands
What is it called when you tell your reader where you got your information from?
Citation