Unit 4 (rev) Flashcards
Aka the triangular trade where products where traded between europe, n & s america, and africa.
Atlantic System
Small spanish/portugese ship capabel of moving quickly.
Caravel
Crops used for export mainly from the Americas such as Sugar and Tobbacco.
Cash Crops (with examples)
A counter to the protestant reformation, the Catholic church reaffirmed their values and set out to rid corruption and abuse in its leadership in the Council of Trent.
Catholic Reformation
The massive exchange of goods, disease and animals between the Americas and the old world.
Columbian Exchange
Vast connections of internalional trade fueled by mercantilism and expansion.
Commercial Revolution
Foods and animals such as potatoes and lamas became part of the trade network.
Domesticated Animals and Foods from African slaves
A period of belief of personal reasoning and questioning establishment, corruption, and religion.
Enlightenment
Began with spanish monopolly, this helped Europe gain access to the Asian markets.
Global silver trade
A catholic religious order of preists dedicated to the revival of the church.
Jesuits
A company with multiple share holders who a share the risk and costs of operating.
Joint-Stock Company
The economic theory of exporting more goods than importing for gaining precious metals.
Mercantilism
Furs were a valuable resource in the North America as the rest of land was not extremely valuable.
North American Trade (fish and fur)
Portugal exlporation of the West African Coast in search of access to Asain markets.
Prince Henry the Navigator
The schism in the catholic church launched by Martin Luther has divided the church until this day.
Protestant Reformation
A cultural change in Europe that reclaimed greek tradition that included alot of humanism that influenced alot of art.
Renaissance
Shia empire, of Turkic rule, who was constantly fighting with the Ottomans, who was a gunpowder empire,
Safavid Empire (SPICE)
A cultural and intellectual transformation on how science and religon fit together.
Scientific Revolution
A militant community valued by the Brittish who blended Hindu and Muslim elements.
Sikhism
A combining of African animism with Christian belifes.
Vodun