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Chapter 4 Geopolitical Analyses of Regional Markets

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The Renaissance and Exploration

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European Exploration

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The Age of Exploration

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Building a Theory

Building a Theory. Example Plate Tectonics Text: Chapter 2 with parts of Chapter 1. Steps on Scientific Method. 1 Collection of facts based on observations and measurements 2. Develop possible explanations (hypotheses) ( a stories ) Multiple working hypotheses

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Age of Discovery (1500-1750)

Age of Discovery (1500-1750). Mercantilism. Money Credit. Spice Routes. Christopher Columbus. European Voyages. New Continent, Changing Worldview . s alvation history history of progress. Columbian Exchange: Exchange of Plants, Animals & Diseases. Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Section 1 A Separate World. Setting the Stage. While civilizations were developing in Africa, Asia, and Europe, they were also emerging in the Americas. The Earliest Americans. They are connected and span two hemispheres

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Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving. ???. In 1620, many Englishmen sailed to America on ships. One of those ships was called the Mayflower. These Englishmen were called Pilgrims.

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