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16 Cards in this Set
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Europeans in the 1400s |
1. Devised ocean going vessels |
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What were the Europeans in the 1400s master of? |
Of Cathedral and castle construction |
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What did the Europeans in the 1400 experience much of? |
War, play, economic depression |
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What motivated the European expansion? |
1. Christianize the world 2. Find a wide variety of wonders, both real and imagined 3. A mass great wealth |
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Monocultural plantation |
And are good cultural plantation specializing in the large-scale production of a single crop to be sold on the market |
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Joint stock company |
Affirm that is managed by centralized board of directors but owned by shareholders |
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Pillaging |
Europeans used violence to take money and goods or raw materials. Minds were placed under European control |
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Forced labor |
In the 15th century Europeans practice delivery on this larger scale than any people before them |
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Did your non-European export? ( forced labor) |
Exported over 7 million slaves to the Islamic world between 650 and 1600 |
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How many slaves were exported to America by the end of the 19th century? |
11 million slaves |
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vassalage |
A condition of hereditary bondage in which the use of land is granted in return for payment, homage, and military service or it's equivalent |
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Peonage |
The practice of holding a person in bondage or partial slavery in order for them to work off a debt or serve a prison sentence |
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Colonialism |
The session and political dominance of a foreign territory |
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How is colonialism created? |
Industrialization created in a enormous demand for Rob materials |
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How did taxation support colonialism? |
Taxation supported the colonial government and forced needs into the market system |
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Corvee labor |
Unpaid labor required by governing authority |
