Essay 2C

Question 1

E Africa context

Answer 1

Social - Ruling Merchant Class - Periplus
Swahili Language
Economic - Compradorial due to winds
Political - Swahili City States

Integrated - Islam and monsoons
Dhows

Question 2

E Africa Local resources

Answer 2

Compradorial with interior

Gold from Zimbabwe

Question 3

E Africa Migratory patterns

Answer 3

Mozam - Little Migration

Slavery - Ethiopia, Mozam, Mad, Maur

Question 4

E Africa Factors by outsiders

Answer 4

Compradorial system

Unseated by Portuguese

Question 5

E Africa differences 800 v 1800

Answer 5

Prosper to poverty

Slave trade

Question 6

S Asia context

Answer 6

Social - Vedas, Hinduism, aversion to water
Econ - Plenty of ag, need urban workers
Pol - Fragmented, united somewhat by Mughals, fully by British

Integrated - Mughals open it up
Dhows

Question 7

S Asia resources

Answer 7

Spices - Pepper
Calico and textiles
Tea

Question 8

S Asia Migratory Patterns

Answer 8

Gujarat - Mid in and out
Slaves from Mozambique
Bibi

Question 9

S Asia factors by outsiders

Answer 9

Mughals and British open up

Demand for Calico and tea by British - Boston Tea Party

Question 10

S Asia differences 800 v 1800

Answer 10

Fragmented v Raj
Urbanization
Presence of Islam

Question 11

E Indies context

Answer 11

Soc - Local versions of Islam
Large cities
Econ - Melacca and location
Large cities mean little ag in places
Political - Khutbah

Integrated - Islam, Khutbah, junk

Question 12

E Indies resources

Answer 12

Spices - Vanilla, cloves

For Dutch it was unseating Portuguese

Question 13

E Indies migratory patterns

Answer 13

Large migration from China - Batavia Massacre

Question 14

E Indies factors by outsiders

Answer 14

Dutch and slaves - Batavia

Forced growth of spices

Question 15

E Indies differences 800 v 1800

Answer 15

Islam

Colonial control