Unit 11
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Main Ideas
100

Who are all of the gunpowder empires?

Mongols, Chinese, Ottomans, Safavid, Mughals, Russians

100

Who established the Ming Dynasty?

Zhu Yuanzhang

100

What ideas did the Renaissance bring back?

Classical learning and promoted secular attitudes

100

Which countries led the Age of Exploration?

Portugal and Spain



100

What are some examples of xenophobia we learned about?

China and Japan stopping trade with people from the east. Japan driving out missionaries who were converting people.

200

What are Ottoman slave soldiers called?

Which empire controlled territory in Spain as well as in parts of eastern Europe and Africa?

200

What happened as a result of Japanese citizens attempting to drive out foreigners?

Many turned on the Tokugawa government, forcing the last shogun to resign.

200

Where did the Renaissance originate?

Italy

200

Why did Europe want to explore the other parts of the world?

Profit, Asian goods, competitiveness, or religion

200

How did the invention of gunpowder impact society?

It enabled those who had access to it to conquer those who didn't.

300

What were Chinese alchemists trying to find when they invented gunpowder?

A way to prolong life.



300

How was gunpowder introduced to Japan?

In 1543, a Chinese ship with Portuguese men landed on Tanegashima.

300

What is the definition of perspective in terms of Renaissance art?

A set of techniques used to create the illusion of depth and three-dimensionality on a flat surface like a canvas or paper

300

______ is viewed as a early form of capitalism.

Mercantilism

300

How did the rulers of the Qing dynasty affect their lands and people?

Expanded territory, increased the use of agriculture, deforestation and soil erosion, lack of water due to crops, general depletion of resources

400

Which empire controlled territory in Spain as well as in parts of eastern Europe and Africa?

The Ottoman Empire

400

How did the Romanovs reform and modernize Russia?

Opened Russia to influences from Europe, built schools, supported arts and science.

400

Who developed the heliocentric theory?

Nicolaus Copernicus

400

Brazilwood produced a material so important that the early colony of Brazil was named after it. What was this material?

Red Dye



400

How did the development and increased production of ships affect empires or countries.

Allowed for better combat at sea, allowed for more frequent and easy trading, allowed for easier transportation of goods and people

500

Which muslim empire controlled large parts of India?

The Mughal Empire.

500

Why did the Qing Dynasty fall?

A conservative approach limited the flow of new ideas, food shortages as population continued to grow, rebellions

500

How did the Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment affect European social structure?

The emphasis on individual worth and secular thought changed the way rulers ruled in the Renaissance.

500

Where did half of the world’s silver come from in 1600?

At PotosĂ­ in the city of Bolivia

500

How did capitalism affect different empires and countries and their trading?

It increased competition for trade between nations, helped create a global economy, helped in funding large-scale ventures

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