Global Interactions, ​c. 1450-1750

Discovery

• Renaissance
• Scientific Revolution
• Transoceanic Travel
• ​Portuguese Empire
• Spanish Conquest and Empire​

Goals:

• ​​Explain how cross-cultural interactions resulted spread technology and changed patterns of trade and travel.
• ​​Describe how states supported maritime exploration.
• ​​Explain the economic causes and effects of European maritime exploration.
• ​​​Explain the impact of the Columbian Exchange.

Maritime Empires

• England and Scotland
• The United Kingdom of Great Britain
• The Dutch Republic
• Bourbon France
• Ming and Qing China
• Tokugawa Japan
• African Kingdoms and the African Diaspora​

Goals:​

• Explain economic and labor systems.
• ​Explain systems of slavery.
• ​​​Explain how rulers used economic strategies to consolidate and maintain power.
• ​Explain networks of exchange.
• ​Explain how political, economic, and cultural factors affected society.
• ​Explain how various belief systems affected societies.
  
• ​​​Explain the process of state building and expansion.

Land Empires

• Gunpowder
• Sunni, Shi'a, and Sikh
• ​Mughals
• Ottomans
• Safavids
• The Reformation and European Wars of Religion​
• Russia, Prussia, and Austria

Goals:

• ​Explain how and why land-based empires expanded.
• ​​Explain how rulers legitimized and consolidated their power in land-based empires.
• Explain continuity and change within the various belief systems.
• ​​Explain the effects of the development of state power.
• ​​​Explain how social categories, roles, and practices have been maintained or have changed over time.

Review​

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