'A global exchange' diaporamas de présentation

Age Of Exploration 1400 CE- 1700 CE

Age Of Exploration 1400 CE- 1700 CE. Why explore?. In 1400 most Muslim and Italian merchants controlled trade between Asia and Europe Europeans wanted to cut the Muslim and Italian middlemen because the price of the goods increased from trader to trader.

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Expanding Horizons

1400-1750. Expanding Horizons. The Commercial Revolution By the 1600s the nation had replaced the city as the basic economic unit in Europe; this change is known as the Commercial Revolution Governments and rich merchants alone had enough money to finance trading voyages.

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Chapter 18: Enlightenment & Revolution

Chapter 18: Enlightenment & Revolution . Before: Skim and Scan Section 1 and write a 30 word prediction. The Age of Exploration. Europe gets ready to Explore. Exploring the World. The Commercial Revolution. A Global Exchange. A. B. C. D. E. F. G. A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I.

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An Era of Exploration

An Era of Exploration. Chapter 3, Section 1. Why did the voyage of Christopher Columbus have a more lasting impact than earlier voyages? How did Spanish explorers find a route across the Pacific Ocean? How did exploration set off a global exchange of goods and ideas?.

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17.3- Changing Ways of Life

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