The Great Dying This was the demographic collapse of Native American societies. They lived near the pre- Columbian Western Hemisphere, and had no immunity to the Old World diseases. The Europeans brought these diseases and caused a dramatic fall in populations.
Columbian exchange A massive native mortality in which created a labor shortage in the Americas. The Columbian Exchange brought slaves including plants and animals to the Americas. This caused the Americas to reshape the world economy and develop a lasting network of communications and trade along the four continents of the Atlantic Ocean.
North American Fur Trade Began among the pre- Columbian Era, when trading was the start of the New World, and animal fur was the most important product to show a new kind of fashion. Because of the North American For Trade, the Native people became involved with the global market for the first time. This soon ended in 1840, because the Europeans had too much aggression to beaver fur and caused a shortage in animals.
Siberia
Has been part of Russia since the 17th Century, and consists of almost all of North Asia. Russia wanted to expand and so Siberia contained furs and did not represent a threat. Siberia also had no immunity to the Old World diseases due to their trades with Europe.
Peninsular/Mestizo/Mulatto
Peninsulares were full born Spanish men and women from Spain, Mestizos were Spanish and Native Americans, and Mulattos were Spanish and African Americans. Mulattos and Mestizos provided most of the urban skilled workforce and supervisors of industries, due to their mixed race. There was also a social hierarchy in which the Peninsulares were at top the it was the criolles, Mestizos, natives, Mulattos, zambos, then blacks.
Yasak
The Turkic word for “tribute,” that was used in Imperial Russia to designate fur tribute exacted from the indigenous peoples of Siberia. Refers to the fur tax that the natives of Siberia were forced to pay to the tsarist government of Russia.
Peter the Great of Russia Born in 1672, died in 1725. He centralized government, modernized the army, created a navy and increased the subjugation and subjection of the peasants. He was the Emperor of Russia until his death.
St. Petersburg Founded in May 27, 1703. It is the city and subject of Russia by Peter the Great. It is a major European cultural center as well as a major port system on the Baltic Sea.
Akbar The Mughal Emperor from 1556 until his death. He was born in October 14, 1542. He was the third and greatest ruler of the Mughal Dynasty in India. Akbar established a centralized system of administration throughout his empire and adopted a policy of conciliating conquered rulers through marriage and diplomacy. Liked art, culture, and literacy.
Aurangzeb
6th Mughal emperor in1658 until his death. He was a notable expansionist making the Mughal Empire expand to its great extent, and make the empire the wealthiest during his time. When the he died, so did the end of the Mughal Empire.
four voyages across the Atlantic Ocean that led to general European awareness of the American continents. Those voyages, and his efforts to establish permanent settlements on the island of Hispaniola, initiated the Spanish colonization of the New World. John cabot- was an Italian navigator and explorer whose 1497 discovery of parts of North America under the commission of Henry VII of England is commonly held to have been the first European encounter with the mainland of North America since the…
evidence. The Importance of History Can anything worthwhile be gained from continued research into historical events? History seen as study of the past is an integral part of many education systems across the world. Many countries spend huge amounts of money and resources to uncover their past. Every year new and new historical sites are uncovered, excavations on those sites are conducted and the result are studied by archeologists throughout the world. But have we gained anything worthwhile…
between 1680 and 1790. Attempted to apply reason to understand, explain and even change the world. Industrial Revolution A series of improvements in industrial technology that transformed the process of manufacturing goods. Karl Marx 1818-1883. 19th century philosopher, political economist, sociologist, humanist, political theorist, and revolutionary. Often recognized as the father of communism. Analysis of history led to his belief that communism would replace capitalism as it replaced feudalism. Believed…
Week 6 World History and Culture Dr. Ingram Student: Julie Martinez Final Paper; Early Globalization We are asking to write a narrative on how the world changes during the thirteens and fourteen Century, and to depict from our reading in chapter 10 and 11 and other sources. First question we were ask to write a short story about we link Marco Polo and Columbus that Includes their cultures? It is an inspiration to read about these two men who accomplished a lot during their times…
World War II American InterContinental University HIST105-1202A-07 Unit 2 IP April 1, 2012 Abstract The intention of this paper is to provide two or three most important consequences that follows as a result of World War II on the United States’ society; how it affect American capacity to perceive or feel, including the way Americans overviewed the war and themselves; how the war change America’s role in the world; and I also will be providing information on whether the outcome of the war…
Jasmine 12/9/13 World History/Dr.Lujan A History of Islam Its Origins, its Rise and its Decline Muslims refer to the age before Mohammed as the "age of ignorance" (or "Jabiliyyah"). (8) The Arabian peninsula was a relatively anarchic place, where different social and political entities coexisted. On one hand there was the Beduin tradition, that provided the backbone of the social organization. The Beduins were, first and foremost, nomads organized in tribes. They were also warriors, specializing…
Monotheistic religion Yet, religious division part of its history, religious diversity part of its recent past, present Rational thought Philosophy, science Often leading to conflict between religions, faith/human reason Scientific knowledge leading to new technologies West shaping much of the rest of the world Working definition of western The core society that evolved in Europe and whose cultural roots extend back at least into the Greco-Roman world Interacts with neighbors Does not exist in isolation…
World History Essay Summer Lee 2.20.2015 This world has different people believing in different things. Different culture. Different religion. Different beliefs. Just different things. Well I'm going to tell you some religions that people believed in back then and still believe in now. Some of these religions are Buddhism, Hinduism and Judaism…
The World Bank History of the World Bank The World Bank was established in 1944 in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, and is comprised of two institutions: the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Association (IDA). It was created to help countries in need of post-war construction and development.1. It was the world's first multilateral development bank, and was funded through the sale of World Bonds. Its first loans were to France and other…
World History 21, Spring 2013 Final Exam Study Guide 1. Europe (1700s-1900s): Culture, Colonial Wars, and country development; the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars; the Industrial Revolution, culture in the 1800s-1900s; the effects of nationalism and international rivalry 2. World War 1, in between wars, and World War II 3. After World War II: The independence of India and Pakistan The end of civil war in China and the spread of Communism Communist Latin America The…