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Unit 4: Transoceanic Connections (1450-1750) - Coggle Diagram
Unit 4: Transoceanic Connections (1450-1750)
Impact
Environmental
Disease
Smallpox
Typhus
Measles
Malaria
Increased Crop Diversity
Wheat --> West
Grapes --> West
Cacao --> East
Potato --> East
European population increase
Irish Potato Famine
Maize --> East
Little Ice Age
Hunting
Fur Trade
"Soft Gold"
Strain on Water Supply
Pollution
Used Up Farmland
Increased Livestock Diversity
Pigs --> West
Cows --> West
Horses --> West
Natives hunt buffalo more efficiently
Natives conduct war more efficiently
Economic
Encomienda System
Silver Trade
Pieces of Eight
Silver Mining Techniques
joint-stock companies
British East India Company
Dutch East India Company
Triangular Trade
Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade
Social
Casta System
Peninsulares
Creoles
Mestizos
Mulattoes
Indigenous
Africans
Ottoman Warrior Aristocracy
Syncretism
Polygyy
Transoceanic Voyaging
Spread ofClassical, Islamic, and Asian knowledge
Technological Innovation in Europe
Henry the Navigator
Schools of Navigation
Universities
Sextant
Astrolabe
Records of wind patterns
Magnetic compass
Shipbuilding
Square Sail
Lateen Sail
Combination of Lateen and Square Sails
Caravel (Portugal)
Much Smaller Ship
Highly Navigable
High Cargo Capacity
Fluyt (Netherlands)
Larger Cargo Base
Smaller Crew
1/2 Manufacturing Cost
Gunpowder
Ottoman Empire under Mehmed II
Fall of Constantinople
Competing European States
Maritime Empires
Bartholomew Dias (Portugal)
Sea Route to Asia around Africa
Vasco da Gama (Portugal)
Claimed Goa
Ferdinand Magellan (Spain)
First to Circumnavigate Globe
Colony in Phillipines
Christopher Columbus (Spain)
Found Aztec + Inca gold
Columbian Exchange
John Cabot (England)
Claimed North American lands
Jamestown
Quebec (France)
Henry Hudson (Netherlands)
Claimed Hudson River Valley
Treaty of Tordesillas
Center of Economic/Political Power: Asia
Mercantilism