Trade
Social and Labor Systems
Empires
Religion
Miscelaneous
100

Where did most of the silver come from during this period?

The New World, The Americas South America--best answer Potosi

100

What was the demographic change in Native American populations during this era and what primarily caused that change?

Steep decline and disease from the European encounter

100

What contributed most to the expansion of the Ottoman, Safavid and Mughal Empires?

Gunpowder.

100

What was the religion of the majority of the people in the Mughal Empire?

Hinduism

100

What were the four categories of things exchanged during the Colombian Exchange? 

Plants, Animals, People, and Disease

200

How did Japanese trade policy change with the rise of the Tokugawa Shogunate?*

Isolation. Virtually cut off all contact with foreigners (trade with Europeans for example was limited to one ship/year at the port of Nagasaki)

200

Name given to the portion of the Triangle Trade that brought African slaves to the Americas.

We are NOT look for  "the Atlantic Circuit, or the Trans-Atlantic Slave trade" 

The Middle Passage

200

What are the two main branches of Islam practiced by the Gunpowder Empires?

Sunni and Shiite

200

What was the religion of the leaders of the Mughal Empire?

Islam

200

Identify at least two plants--one from the Afro-Eurasia and one from the Americas--that were exchanged during this era.

From Americas: Corn, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cacao. From Afro-Eurasia: Sugar, Grains, coffee, onions

300

The Ming policy towards trade and taxes*

They limited foreign trade to the port of Canton and collected taxes only in silver

300

identify two of the four major systems of coerced labor to emerge during this era.

Mita Encomienda Indentured Servitude Chattel Slavery

300

Identify three "Maritime" empires and what makes them "Maritime"*

England, France, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands (Dutch). They are all sea based.

300

Mughal religious policy of Babur and Akbar

Religious Toleration

300

Identify two instances of resistance to imperial conquest, exploitation and/or state centralization

Pueblo Revolts, the Fronde, Cossack Revolts, Maratha, Queen Nziga (as ruler of Ndongo and Matamba), Metacom's War, Maroon societies in Brazil and the Caribbean, Enslaved Person revolts in NA

400

The two ways the Spanish used MOST of the silver extracted from the Americas.

War against protestants and buying Chinese silks/products and 

400

Identify the two new racial classifications to emerge in Spanish and Portuguese American empires

Mulatto and Mestizo

400

What branch of Islam was practiced by the Safavid Empire?

(Hint: it was the opposite branch practiced by the Ottomans and Mughals)

Shiite

400

Name of the movement began by Martin Luther?

the Reformation, or the Protestant Reformation

400

SKIP Identify an scientist from the Scientific Revolution and identify their discovery 

Copernicus, Galileo--Heliocentrism. Newton--Laws of Gravity and Calculus. Many others.

500

What was the role of the Europeans in the East Asian trade? *


Middle men


(hint: think of the role the Portuguese played in the China-Japan trade)

500

Difference between English and Iberian treatment of Native Americans*

Intermingling of peoples of any sort was considered taboo by the English.

500

Identify the Maritime Empire that would challenge the Portuguese in Brazil and Africa, and largely supplant them in the Indian Ocean. 

The Dutch (aka the Netherlands)


 (also know for the innovation known as the Joint-Stock Company)

500

Identify an example of a syncretic religion (from this era)*

Sikhism (South Asia), Vodun (Voodoo--the Caribbean variety), Cult of Saints (Latin America)

500

Identify and explain one way a state centralized it authority during this era.

Devshirme, Jannisaries, (Neo)-Confucian Civil Service exam, eliminated the Jizya tax on non-Muslims in the Mughal empire, etc 

(bonus: Sword Confiscation in Tokugawa Japan, Hostage system (also Japan), 

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