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RI#2 Historical Globalization oppieclass2日#历史全球化oppieclass.weebly.pptx

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RI#2 Historical Globalization oppieclass2日#历史全球化oppieclass.weebly

RI#2 Historical Globalization To what extent did early globalization affect peoples of the world? Why or how did early globalization begin? Early Trade Routes The Silk Road linked Asia and Europe Indo-Arabic number system adopted Ideas Exchanged Theory of Evolution of Globalization 1st Round Goods/ideas exchanged along early trade routes Knowledge of East Indian science, math, literature, and medicine to Europe 2nd Round Europeans developed new technologies Faster and farther sailing enabled European Imperialism 3rd Round Currently occurring Rapid growth of world markets Will be marked by the rise of China and India as economic powers Concept of Historical Globalization Sheshabalayas second Round Christopher Columbus How did the foundations of historical globalization affect people? Rise of a European Middle Class Social status determined by wealth People became independent in order to survive Individualism New values and opinions nationwide Trade became even more important Profits increased by expansion Embracing New Ideas New ideas and technologies supported by growth of towns and cities and by increasing importance of trade Indo-Arabic number system Helped lay the foundations of historical globalization New Ideas, New Technologies, and Historical Globalization 9th-13th century innovations to develop technologies Made travel, trade, exploration, and conquest easier. Introduction of new sails Improvements in navigational technology Gunpowder, muskets, and cannons produced Global Competition for Trade Race to establish colonies European imperialism motivated Mercantilism Colonies viewed as a source of cheap raw materials Government extremely strict in trade 1776 rebel in American colonies against mercantilism Capitalism began to be developed European Colonial Settlement Indigenous land and resources taken over Indigenous people enslaved, tortured, and killed Naval power and weapons helped Europeans achieve this How did the consequences of historical globalizat