'Muslim traders' presentation slideshows

Europe and the World

New Encounters, 1500-1800 Chapter 14. Europe and the World. Introduction. Many Europeans were not satisfied with addressing domestic issues and began to take long voyages for discovery and adventure Magellan discovered the Strait of Magellan which took him from the Atlantic to the Pacific.

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The Age of Exploration

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Maritime Revolution Part 1

Maritime Revolution Part 1. APWH 2014. AP Test. $ 5.00 With waiver = Free Reduced lunch program or income requirement. $87.00 no waiver. March 23 Last Day to sign up. Ms. Holmes/ - Attendance Sign ups Mondays/Wednesday lunch only. Pacific Islands. Settled by Polynesian mariners by 1300

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The Maritime Revolution

The Maritime Revolution . 1400-1550. Global Maritime Expansion Before 1450: The Pacific Ocean .

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African Study Guide 4/5/11

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Spread of Islam

Spread of Islam. Sufi movement within Islam incorporated mysticism with a trend toward evangelism Less emphasis on strict interpretation of traditional texts and laws Emphasized emotional religious experience Healer. Ulama Stressed restrictive conservatism with Islam

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CHINUA ACHEBE THINGS FALL APART LQ: Do I understand the context of the novel?

CONTEXTUAL TERMS: colonisation , independence, missionaries, post-colonial, racism, Empire, Victorian, Igbo, traditional custom STRUGGLES: race, cultural domination, alienation, religion. CHINUA ACHEBE THINGS FALL APART LQ: Do I understand the context of the novel?.

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Bellwork

Bellwork. In your opinion, who had the most important job in the African family structure: Men, Women, or the Elders?. THE KINGDOMS OF WEST AFRICA.

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Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus Empire of Ghana Mali Empire Map: West African Kingdoms

Preview Main Idea / Reading Focus Empire of Ghana Mali Empire Map: West African Kingdoms Faces of History: Mansa Musa. The Kingdoms of West Africa. The Kingdoms of West Africa. Main Idea

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Chapter 7

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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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The Columbian Exchange and Mercantilism

The Columbian Exchange and Mercantilism. Mr. Ziegler. I. Voyages of Discovery. The Renaissance spirit of discovery & innovation led Europeans to discover new lands during the 1400 -1500s which led to the Age of Exploration Motivations for Exploration :

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Islamic Influence in West Africa and India 1200-1450

Islamic Influence in West Africa and India 1200-1450. Chapter 13. West Africa. Arrival by Trade. Muslim traders across Sahara Voluntary Ghana, Mali (Mansa Musa 1312-1337), Songhay Provided link to Muslim trading partners. West African Cities.

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End of Middle Ages

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Scramble for Africa and King Leopold II

Missette Fleurissaint Kaitlin Godwin Leah Haas Period 4. Scramble for Africa and King Leopold II. Britain was working to abolish the slave trade in Africa, and had managed to halt most of it around the shores of Africa. The story was different inland.

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Who was Vasco da Gama?

Who was Vasco da Gama?. Vasco da Gama (1460-1524) was a Portuguese explorer who discovered an ocean route from Portugal to the East.

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