'Trade networks' diaporamas de présentation

Classical Trade Patterns and Contacts

Classical Trade Patterns and Contacts. Plus the Fall of the Classical Empires. Classical Trade Patterns and Contacts. An important change in world history during the Classical period was the expansion of trade networks and communications among the major civilizations.

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600-1450 Part II

600-1450 Part II. One crucial invention not found in Mesoamerican culture was the A) candle lamp B) wheel C) fulcrum D) paddle boat E) pulley.

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AP World History

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Making Friends, Making Tools, Making Symbols.

Making Friends, Making Tools, Making Symbols. Introduction. In the past the steps toward the human mind were seen as unitary

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Cross-Cultural Exchanges

The Silk Roads. Cross-Cultural Exchanges. Long Distance Trade & the Silk Roads Network. Trade Networks of the Hellenistic Era. Road construction, bridges & establishment of imperial states improved conditions Merchants could more easily travel

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THE GEOGRAPHY OF EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY

THE GEOGRAPHY OF EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY. EXPLORATION AND DISCOVERY. Critical part of the human condition. CONNECTIONS. How are people and places connected? Why these connections? When did they develop? What trade networks, or accessibility links, are there between places?.

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Native Texans

Native Texans. Early Americans. People came to North America from Asia about 37,000 years ago following animal herds across the land bridge between present day Alaska and Russia. These people are called prehistoric man. (Cavemen) There are 3 periods of prehistoric man:

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Sumer 3000 B.C.E.

Sumer 3000 B.C.E. Political Structure of Sumer. The priest-king: led the military, administered trade, judged disputes, and engaged in the most important religious ceremonies. ruled through a series of bureaucrats who surveyed land, assigned fields, and distributed crops after harvest.

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South Africa

South Africa. By: Mr. Hunter. South Africa/Paleontology. BANTU. 1. How were the Bantu different from earlier groups of people in Africa? 2. Why do people think the Bantu migrated south? 3. What happened to the Bantu culture as a result of this migration?. Bantu.

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Unit 2-5 Africa and the Americas 500 B.C.E.- 1200 C.E.

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Chapter 12: Establishing World Trade Routes

Chapter 12: Establishing World Trade Routes. Early long distance trade was limited to luxury items--silk gold, spices--that combined high value with low bulk Before 1500, most trade was local and focused on food Growth of markets both stimulates and reflects economic vitality.

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Long Distant Trade: The Silk Road

Long Distant Trade: The Silk Road. AP World History Unit 1. Traveling Long Distances in the Ancient World. Lack of police enforcement outside of established settlements. Changed in classical period. Improvement of infrastructure. Development of empires. Development of Trade Networks.

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The Abbasid Caliphate

The Abbasid Caliphate. Rise and Fall Cultural Achievement Push Towards Southeast Asia. Spread of Islam at Dawn of Abbasid Caliphate. Height of Abbasid Power. Abbasid Caliphate (755-1258). Early Years Spread Islam throughout Africa, Parts of Europe, Asia

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Trade Networks and Cultural Diffusion

Trade Networks and Cultural Diffusion. 600-1450. A New Era in Trade. Trade exploded on the world scene between 600 and 1450. Trade was aided through better boats, better roads, monetary systems, lines of credit, and accounting methods.

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III. Northern Peoples

III. Northern Peoples. A . Southwestern Desert Cultures Agriculture Irrigation-based agriculture was introduced to Arizona from Mexico around 300 b.c.e . the Hohokam constructed extensive irrigation works in the Salt and Gila valleys around 1000 c.e . III. Northern Peoples.

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AP World Review

AP World Review. Unit 3. Historical Thinking Skills. Comparison Continuity and Change Over Time Use of Evidence Periodization Causation Argumentation Contextualization Interpretation Synthesis. Specifics for Unit 3. Three Key Concepts

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Human Societies

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Unit 8: Ancient Egypt

Unit 8: Ancient Egypt. By: Nisha Srivastava, and Destiney webb. vocabulary. Trade networks: A system of people in different lands who trade goods. Import: Goods brought in by other regions. Export: Items sent to other regions. Trade routes: Paths followed by traders.

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Earliest Inhabitants

Mound Builders. Earliest Inhabitants. Mound Builders. During the late prehistoric period (approx. 700 to 1200 CE), groups of people from Georgia to Oklahoma and Minnesota to Texas built mounds ceremonial purposes, including burying their dead

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