Global Studies 32204

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Global Studies 3/22/04

• OBJECTIVE Examine European influence on
  Southeast Asia.
• I. Read Ch 12 sec1 p.264-270
• II. Answer questions (2-7) p.270
• III. Administrative Stuff
• -3rd Quarter marking period ends Friday
• -Journal will be collected this week

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Global Studies 3/23/04

• OBJECTIVE Examine the beginnings of European
  domination of Southeast Asia.
• I. Journal 26
• -Read Pepper Fever p.316-317
• -Answer questions (1-3) p.317
• II. The Day the Universe Changed

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Global Studies 3/24/04

• OBJECTIVE Examine colonialism in Southeast Asia.
• I. Journal 27 pt. A
• -Complete the map study on p.267
• II. Journal 27 pt. B
• -notes on colonial powers
• III. Colonial Possessions in SE Asia

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Europe and Southeast Asia

• In the 1400s, Muslim Italian merchants
  controlled most of the trade between Asia
  Europe.
• Muslims brought spices and other prized goods to
  the eastern Middle East
• Italians brought these goods to Italy
• European traders brought these goods to the rest
  of Europe

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• Each time goods passed from one trader to
  another, prices increased.
• Europeans wanted to cut out the Muslim Italian
  middle men and gain direct access to the riches
  of Asia.

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Portugal is 1

• Better technology led to European voyages of
  exploration (exploitation)
• Items needed to sail to Asia
• magnetic compass- invented in China about
  1000AD
• astrolabe- invented by the Greeks, perfected by
  the Arabs
• mercator projection- invented by the Greeks,
  perfected by the Arabs, used by the Europeans for
  trade routes

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• caravel- built in Portugal combined the
• 1.) Roman square sail
• 2.) Arab lateen sail (it was invented in South
  Asia)
• 3.) Stern post rudder (invented in China)
• cannons gun powder invented in China, used by
  Europeans to shoot stuff

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In 1497

• Vasco de Gama sailed around Africa and made it to
  India.
• He returned to Europe and made a profit of 3000
  for his investors

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The Rest of Europe

• Portugals monopoly of Asian trade was short
  lived.
• By the mid 1500s Spain was the lead European
  nation.
• 1600s- the Dutch take control of trade in Asia
• 1700s- Britain France
• 1880s- New powers in Asia
• Japan
• Germany
• U.S.A. 1898

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Global Studies 3/25/04

• OBJECTIVE Examine the Colonial Powers in SE
  Asia.
• I. Classwork
• -map of Colonial SE Asia in 1914
• II. Journals (13-27) Due
• II. Homework
• Read Emilio Aguinaldo,Freedom Fighter p.269
• Answer questions (1-2) p.269
• Read Ch12 sec3 p.271-275
• Answer questions (3-5) p.275

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Global Studies 3/26/04

• OBJECTIVE Evaluate cultural norms.
• I. Administrative Stuff
• II. Journal 28 pt. A
• -Describe what a wedding is
• III. Journal 28 pt. B
• -Frontline
• India Pakistan
• Kyrgyzstan