Trade networks
This Chinese luxury good became a major export along the Silk Roads and was highly desired by European elites
This labor system in Spanish colonies forced Native Americans to work under Spanish settlers in exchange for "protection" and religious instruction
The 1680 uprising in New Mexico temporarily expelled Spanish colonizers and was led by Indigenous Pueblo leaders.
Pueblo Revolt
The exchange of crops like corn and potatoes to Europe resulted in what major demographic change?
This religion spread from Indian into Central and East Asia through the Silk Roads, influencing art and architecture.
Buddhism
This Indian Ocean port city thrived as a trading hub for spices, textiles, and gold during the height of maritime commerce
Calicut
This group of laborers agreed to work for several years in exchange for passage to the New World, often facing poor conditions.
Which revolution, led by formerly enslaved people, overthrew French control and established the first Black republic in the Western Hemisphere?
Haitian Revolution
Crop variations
As it spread along trade routes, this religion shaped laws, education, and governance in West Africa and Southeast Asia.
Islam
Along which major overland route did Central Asian cities like Samarkand prosper due to increased caravan trade?
Silk Roads
Enslaved Africans were a key labor force in these agricultural systems used to grow sugar and tobacco in the Americas.
Plantation economies
Indigenous communities sometimes avoided colonial conflict by migrating to these isolated or rugged areas.
Remote regions
Global trade led to the growth of this economic class, which benefitted from credit and investment opportunities.
The 1857 rebellion in India was fueled partly by religious tensions between Hindu and Muslim soldiers and the British.
Sepoy Rebellion
Black Death
In which empire were serfs tied to land, working for landlords with few legal rights and no mobility?
Russian Empire
Treaty of Greenville
The expansion of global trade networks increased the demand for these types of workers, especially in textile and artisan industries.
Skilled laborers
Religion often unified people under colonization; in what way did Hindu and Muslim leaders in India resist British influence?
Shared religious identity
This maritime technology, essential for Indian Ocean navigation, was adapted from earlier Chinese inventions.
Magnetic compass
This massive trade system forcibly transported millions of Africans across the Atlantic to work in the Americas.
Transatlantic slave trade
What were the communities of escaped enslaved people called, often found in the Caribbean or South America?
Maroon communities
The growth of global markets often caused this negative impact on artisans in regions like China and Europe.
Economic shift
Trade encouraged the spread of cultural elements like musical instruments and art forms across Afro-Eurasia. What is this process called?
Cultural diffusion