Vocab
Beginnings of Global Interactions
The In Group and the Out Group
Transformations of Cultures
MISC
100

What is "TRADE" ?

The exchange of goods or services

100

Why did empires want to control trade routes?

To tax travelers / To have access to more resources / To hold strategic locations

100

What is "Othering"?

Treating an individual or group as "not one of us"

100

TRUE OR FALSE: All people who practice Christianity have the same beliefs. 

FALSE

100

Name the 7 continents 

North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia/Oceania, Antarctica 

200

What is a "STEREOTYPE" ?

A set idea that people have about an individual or group

200

What motivated ancient people to explore?

Trade / Alliances / Curiosity / Fame / Spread of culture

200

Who is Lapu Lapu?

A Filipino who resisted Europeans and is best known for defeating and killing Ferdinand Magellan in the Battle of Mactan in 1521.



200

What did successful multicultural trading centers have in common?

The rulers allowed all people from different cultures

200

Who is the Vice President of the U.S.A.?

J.D. Vance

300

What is "BIAS" ?

A feeling of positivity or negativity towards people or events

300

How did luxury goods encourage global interaction?  

Because their high value and rarity created demand across the world, linking far away societies through trade

300

For famous explorers like Christopher Columbus and Magellan, what was the main reason why they were exploring?

To find new trade routes

300

Why were new religions such as Christianity and Sufism popular?

Religion gave people who were going through hard times hope and promised a better world in the afterlife
300

Civilizations settle beside this geographical feature

Water (Rivers/Coastlines)

400

What is "CULTURAL DIFFUSION" ?

Spread of cultural traits from one society to another

400

The language "Arabic" is now the most widely spoken language in parts of the Middle East and Africa. How/why did Arabic become popular

Arabic was the language most traders used.

400

Why could the primary sources of explorers (journals, books, etc.) be considered untrustworthy?

Explorers' primary sources often reflect personal bias / exaggeration / limited understanding of the cultures they encountered.

400

Why were people willing to travel long distances to trade spices?

Spices made food last longer (salt)

400

This is what people learned to do during the Agricultural Revolution

Farm