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| the desire for foreign goods and military support, the indian ocean commerce was created. the order was portugal, spain, france, dutchland, and britain. the result was a monopoly over trading posts. |
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| oceanic tollbooth. if you did not have the permission slip to sail in the water owned by whichever country, they wouldn't let you in. |
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small and weak military and economy taken over by spain because of its proximity to china and the spice islands
major misionary effort (chinese residents did not convert, led to revolts and the masacre and expulsion) |
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| british/Dutch east india companies |
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both were militarily and economicaly stronger than portugese
received charters through their government
dutch:indonesia spice island economies were shattered because of only selling to the dutch
british:india (three major bases-bombay, calcutta, and madras)asked permission |
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daimyo
samuraii
shogun
tokagawa shogunate |
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lords
warrior
military warriors and leader
defeated other clans to centralize governments |
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spanish america produced 85% of silver and transported to manila
silver drain in china because of silver tax. people had to sell labor or products. resulted in ecological devestation
spain: enriched the crown but generated inflation and when prices dropped, so did spain
japan: used silver profits to defeat rivals and allied with the merchant class to make a market based economy |
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silver mine
horrible coditions
"portrait of hell' |
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