'European traders' presentation slideshows

The Impact of the Trans- Atlantic Slave Trade

881 views • 38 slides

Canadian First Nations

Canadian First Nations. An Introduction to the Indigenous People of Canada. Canadian Culture. Canada is a pluralistic society. This means that our society is made up of many groups of people, each with its own unique identities, ideas, perspectives, and culture.

454 views • 24 slides

Art History

Art History . Abstraction (pg. 28)- The Americas (Pg. 32) LaKeeya Funches . Abstraction.

387 views • 23 slides

Unit-3-India

376 views • 22 slides

Chapter 2

Chapter 2 . Economies in History. Important Terms For Chapter 2. Private Ownership Migratory Fishing room Artifacts Contact Covenant chain of Treaties Treaties of Peace and Friendship Treaty Beothuck. Industrial Economies Pre-Industrial Economies Time immemorial Aboriginal Inuit

308 views • 20 slides

The Middle Passage

The Middle Passage. The Transatlantic Slave Trade and the Sale of Slave in the Colonies. The European Age of Exploration & Colonization. The slave trade came out of the imperialistic desires of the larger European nations of Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, France, and England.

508 views • 20 slides

Resistance and Collaboration

419 views • 14 slides

Early Kingdoms of Southeast Asia

Early Kingdoms of Southeast Asia. How did diffusion affect the history of Southeast Asia?. Pagan. 849 AD the Burmans built this kingdom Arose a long the Irrawaddy River in what today is Myanmar. By controlling rice fields, rulers became powerful.

404 views • 14 slides

China and Japan

China and Japan . SSWH11 Students will investigate political and social changes in Japan and in China from the seventeenth century CE to mid-nineteenth century CE. a. Describe the policies of the Tokugawa and Qing rulers; include Oda Nobunaga and Kangxi.

334 views • 13 slides

West Africa

West Africa. By don,ashley ,mya. The counties in West Africa. Mauritania,Mali,Burkina,Faso,Niger and Chad . Famous People. Mansa Musa made a journey in grand style to makkah. Mansa Musa made his capital, Tombouctou a leading center of Islamic learning. Important Places.

260 views • 13 slides

The Adventures of Marco Polo

348 views • 12 slides

THE FUR TRADE ERA

THE FUR TRADE ERA. Chapter 4. EUROPEAN EXPANSION. Northwest one of last regions of European colonialism 1700s Europeans had explored and colonized rest of world England and Spain rivaled for supremacy of Pacific better access to Asian markets looking for Northwest Passage

464 views • 12 slides

Welcome!

Welcome!. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute September 8, 2011 U.S. History Mr. Green. Agenda/Topics To Be Covered. The students will be able to analyze the social and economic transformation within the colonies by examining the events of the 17 th and 18 th centuries.

169 views • 12 slides

2.2

243 views • 11 slides

Incredible INDIA

Incredible INDIA. By Teddy Y4E. India. Fast facts History Clothes Buildings Bollywood Indian wild life Indian Gods. Fast facts. Population: 1,129,866,154 people Location: Southern Asia, bordering the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal, between Burma and Pakistan Area:

376 views • 9 slides

What were the Crusades?

Crusades and Invasions. What were the Crusades?. A holy war carried out by Christian political and religious leaders to take control of the Holy land from the Muslims. Mongol armies invaded Russia, Southwest Asia and China creating an empire. Ottoman Turks conquered the Byzantine Empire.

188 views • 9 slides

Anglo-Dutch Treaty (1824) 1826 Penang, Melaka and Singapore

Anglo-Dutch Treaty (1824) 1826 Penang, Melaka and Singapore Because the East India Company that was in control of the Straits Settlements was disbanded They ruled through its India Office It became a Crown Colony The British Queen. Queen Victoria Governor

634 views • 8 slides

The Opium Wars

657 views • 7 slides

How did Europeans gain control of most of Southeast Asia?

How did Europeans gain control of most of Southeast Asia?. Arrival of Europeans. Europeans were interested in the spice trade Portuguese were first to reach Southeast Asia in 1511 Dutch set up trading post in 1596.

253 views • 6 slides

Spice Trade in Southeast Asia

Spice Trade in Southeast Asia. World History I. Southeast Asia. In 1500, Southeast Asia was a stable region which was made up of many kingdoms. In 1511, the Portuguese took control of Melaka, a Muslim trading center, and took control of the Moluccas.

501 views • 4 slides