Unit 4: Transoceanic Interconnections
Unit 4: Transoceanic Interconnections
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Introduction to Transoceanic Interconnections
Introduction to Transoceanic Interconnections
9. amsco_4-1_4-2.pdfAMSCO 4.1-4.2
10. amsco_4-3_4-4.pdfAMSCO 4.3-4.4
11. amsco_4-5_4-6.pdfAMSCO 4.5-4.6
12. amsco_4-7_4-8.pdfAMSCO 4.7-4.8
Technological Innovations and Exploration
Technological Innovations and Exploration
WHP-AP 4-0-5 Read - Origins of Oceanic Connections.pdfOER Origins of Oceanic Connections
WHP-AP 4-0-6 Read - The Cosmopolitan Indian Ocean.pdfOER The Cosmopolitan Indian Ocean, c. 1450–1700
WHP-AP 4-0-7 Read - Primary Sources - Trade and Technology.pdfOER Primary Sources: Unit 4—Trade and Technology c. 1450 to 1750
T and E Chapter 22.pdfPart 5 The Origins of Global Interdependence 1500-1800
china-and-the-world-history-of-science-1450-1770.pdfCHINA AND THE WORLD HISTORY OF SCIENCE, 1450–1770
4.1.2_document-caravel.pdfThe Caravel
25041_EN_The Astrolabe.pdfThe Astrolabe
Portolan Charts Vital Tools of the Age of Discovery.pdfPortolan Charts
Columbian Exchange
Columbian Exchange
WHPAP 411 Read The Columbian Exchange 1130L.pdfOER The Columbian Exchange
WHP-AP 4-1-5 Read - Crops that Grew the World - 1050L.pdfOER Crops that Grew the World
WHP-AP 4-1-6 Read - Religious Syncretism in Colonial Mexico City - 1130L.pdfOER Religious Syncretism in Colonial Mexico City
Col Exchange Harvard.pdfThe Columbian Exchange: A History of Disease, Food, and Ideas
Transoceanic Empires: Expansion and Resistance
Transoceanic Empires: Expansion and Resistance
WHP-AP 4-2-1 Read - Survey of Transoceanic Empires.pdfOER Oceanic Empires, 1450 to 1750
Yasuke Graphic + Ext.pdfOER Yasuke
WHP-AP 4-2-3 Read - Overview of New Economic Systems - 1100L.pdfOER Overview of New Economic Systems
WHP-AP 4-2-5 Read - European Colonies in the Americas - 1220L.pdfOER European Colonies in the Americas
Amonute Graphic + Ext.pdfOER Amonute (Pocahontas)
WHP-AP 4-2-9 Read - The Transatlantic Slave Trade 1200L.pdfOER The Transatlantic Slave Trade
WHP-AP 4-3-2 Read - The Disastrous Effects of Increased Global Interaction - 1300L.pdfOER The Disastrous Effects of Increased Global Interactions c. 1500 to c. 1600
WHP-AP 4-2-12 Read - First Person Accounts - The Transatlantic Slave Trade.pdfOER Primary Sources: First Person Accounts of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Domingoes Alv Graphic + Ext.pdfOER Domingos Álvares
WHP-AP 4-2-15 Read - State Centralization and Resistance.pdfOER State Centralization and Resistance
WHP-AP 4-2-14 Read - Primary Sources - Imperial Expansion Competition and Resistance.pdfOER Primary Sources: UNIT 4—Imperial Expansion, Competition, and Resistance c. 1450 to 1750
slave trade.pdfTransatlantic Slave Trade
slave trade cheat cheat.pdfTransatlantic Slave Trade Cheat Sheet
BENIN1979.SlaveryDahomey.pdfThe Slave Trade in Benin
De Souza and SLave trade Araujo-Crossing.pdfBrazilian Slave Trader de Souza and Benin
BENINunit_4_-_slavery_article_-_african_country_confronts_slave_past.pdfBenin reckons with its role in the slave trade
Church and slavery.pdfThe Slave Trade and the Church
MAURITIUSLe-Morne-Slave-Route-2018-A5x3-Preview.pdfSlave Trade in Mauritius
UN-The-Slave-Route-1994-2014.pdfThe Slave Route Project 1
UNESCO-GHFP_2020_Healing-the-Wounds-of-Slavey_Desk-Review_Report.pdfThe Slave Route Project 2
Transoceanic Interconnections: Changing Social Hierarchies
Transoceanic Interconnections: Changing Social Hierarchies
WHP-AP 4-3-5 Read - Transatlantic Migration Patterns - 950L.pdfOER Transatlantic Migration Patterns: The Voluntary and Involuntary Movement of People
WHP-AP 4-3-2 Read - Americas in 1750 - 1160L.pdfOER Americas in 1750
WHP-AP 4-3-4 Read - Mughal Empire - 1190L.pdfOER The Mughal Empire
WHP-AP 4-3-5 Read - Qing Dynasty - 1130L.pdfOER Qing Dynasty
WHP-AP 4-3-5 Read - Primary Sources - Labor and Social Hierarchy.pdfOER Primary Sources: Unit 4—Labor and Social Hierarchy c. 1450–1750 CE
13 machu picchu-7-20.pdfInca Mita
encomienda_merged.pdfEcomienda
the-other-slavery-perspective.pdfIndigenous slavery: The Other Slavery
russian serfdom.pdfRussian Serfdom
Origins of Slavery chattel and indentured primary source docs.pdfPrimary Sources: Indentured and Chattel
Indentured Servant agreement.pdfIndentured Servitude
Apprenticeship_Servitude_Agrs_BM.pdfIndentured Servitude
Mughal Textbook Chapter.pdfMughal Textbook Chapter
6156764df35ad743967ae5d3_akbar-the-great.pdfAkbar the Great
Women in the Mughal Period.pdfWomen in Mughal Royalty
Islam in the Mughal Empire.pdfIslam in the Mughal Empire
Silk-Trade-4.1-Reading-4-The-Manila-Galleon-Trade.pdfSilver Trade in the S. China Sea
East India Trading Comp.pdfEast India Trading Company
sugar prim sources.pdfSugar Primary Sources
TheScientificRevolution.pdfThe Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment (1500–1780) - Unit 4 to Unit 5
Internet Readings / Websites to explore for this unit
Internet Readings / Websites to explore for this unit
Age of Exploration Interactive Map
The Origins of Massachusetts Foods and Why it Matters
Slave Voyages Website and Introductory Maps
On the Water: Stories from Maritime America
informative source about Incas (including Mita)
The Evolution of the Hacienda System
Peasant Life and Serfdom under Tsarist Russia
Yale Lecture on Russian Serfdom
Silver Trade Reading Part 1 and Part 2
Unit Videos
Unit Videos
Unit 4 Overview: Transoceanic Interconnections
The Columbian Exchange: Crash Course World History
Casta Paintings Explained by the Denver Art Museum
Colonization and Resistance: Through a Pueblo Lens
The Spanish Empire, Silver & Runaway Inflation: Crash Course World History
TED ED The Atlantic Slave Trade
History.com's Life Aboard a Slave Ship
Crash Course Atlantic Slave Trade
Impact of the Slave Trade: Through a Ghanaian Lens
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