Exam 16: The Maritime Revolution
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The Chinese and the Muslims were not the only peoples to explore the maritime world before the Europeans. Trace the maritime progress of Malayo-Polynesians, Africans, and Amerindians before 1450.
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The Ming Empire attempted to reestablish Chinese predominance and prestige in the Indian Ocean by
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In 1500, what did Portuguese mariners discover while attempting to find a favorable wind around Africa?
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Using Map (in the textbook) 16.3, can you identify at least nine geostrategic maritime locations (choke points, straits) that impacted this period of history and continue to be significant today?
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An area of dispute between Portugal and Spain despite the Treaty of Tordesillas was who had claim to the spice trade from:
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Which of the following was a reason for Iberian overseas exploration?
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Why didn't the Italian states take a lead in exploring the Atlantic?
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Using Map (in the textbook) 16.1, discuss the theories concerning Polynesian settlements in the islands of the eastern Pacific.
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The first Amerindians to contact the Spanish in Hispaniola were the
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The Portuguese contribution to shipbuilding technology was the creation of this small, highly maneuverable three-masted ship:
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Using Map (in the textbook) 16.3, explain why the Portuguese played such a prominent role in the rise of African slave trade.
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