100 From Gunpowder Empires

Gunpowder Empires

East Asia and Isolation

The Atlantic World

Europe 1450 to 1750

Ren., Ref., and Enlightenment

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Final Jeopardy

100 From Gunpowder Empires

What were the 3 Gunpowder Empires?

100 Answer From Gunpowder Empires

Ottoman, Safavid, Mughal

200 From Gunpowder Empires

Which of the 3 was unique because it was a Muslim Empire controlling Hindu lands?

200 Answer From Gunpowder Empires

The Mughal

300 From Gunpowder Empires

Why were the Gunpowder Empires, especially the Ottomans, negatively effected by the Columbia Exchange?

300 Answer From Gunpowder Empires

The European powers were able to experience economic prosperity outside of relying on Ottoman trade routes.

400 From Gunpowder Empires

Young Christians who served as Ottoman special military forces, and eventually became a powerful social group, were know as:

400 Answer From Gunpowder Empires

Janissaries

500 From Gunpowder Empires

Were the Gunpowder Empires generally diverse, or homogeneous?

500 Answer From Gunpowder Empires

Diverse

100 From East Asia and Isolation

The 2 major Chinese Empires between 1450 and 1750 were the

100 Answer From East Asia and Isolation

Ming and Qing

200 From East Asia and Isolation

What Chinese admiral journeyed abroad to show off Chinese might and prowess?

200 Answer From East Asia and Isolation

Zheng He

300 From East Asia and Isolation

Who were the 3 Great Unifiers of Japan?

300 Answer From East Asia and Isolation

Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Oda Nobunaga, and Tokugawa Ieyasu

400 From East Asia and Isolation

What effort was the primary focus of the early Ming Empire?

400 Answer From East Asia and Isolation

To re-establish Chinese culture, and to rid China of Mongol influence

500 From East Asia and Isolation

By 1750, what had happened to the power of the Japanese Emperor?

500 Answer From East Asia and Isolation

It was more or less eliminated in favor of the Shogun.

100 From The Atlantic World

What term is used to describe the flow of ideas, goods, people, and more, between the New World and Europe?

100 Answer The Atlantic World

The Columbian Exchange

200 From The Atlantic World

What name is used to describe the link that developed between Africa, The Americas, and Europe between 1450-1750?

200 Answer From The Atlantic World

Triangle Trade

300 From The Atlantic World

Peninsulares, Mulattos, Creoles, and African Slaves were all part of:

300 Answer From The Atlantic World

The New World Spanish Caste System

400 From The Atlantic World

Describe Mercantilism.

400 Answer From The Atlantic World

The Economic system that dominated Europe between 1450-1750, stressing national exports and discouraging imports, especially between colonial connections.

500 From The Atlantic World

Describe the Encomienda System

500 Answer From The Atlantic World

It gave permission to colonists to oversee and cultivate land in the Spanish colonies, often used to treat native populations very poorly.

100 From Europe 1450 to 1750

Most voyages of European exploration were aimed at:

100 Answer From Europe 1450 to 1750

Breaking or avoiding the monopolies the Ottomans and Italians had on Eastern trade

200 From Europe 1450 to 1750

Compared to the colonial settlements in the American, what did Europeans usually set up in places like India and China

200 Answer From Europe 1450 to 1750

Small enclaves or trading posts that held little sway over the native people

300 From Europe 1450 to 1750

Peter the Great in Russia is responsible for starting what process?

300 Answer From Europe 1450 to 1750

Westernization

400 From Europe 1450 to 1750

The most prominent ruling family, which oversaw at one time pieces of Spain, Austria, Italy, the Low Countries and more, was the:

400 Answer From Europe 1450 to 1750

Hapsburg family

500 From Europe 1450 to 1750

What are 3 characteristics that most European Nation-States shared?

500 Answer From Europe 1450 to 1750

• Any of:– National unity– Strong Monarchs– Standing Armies– Homogeneous population

100 From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

The prevailing form of government in Early Modern Europe was:

100 Answer From The Other Stuff

Monarchy!

200 From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

Name two major events that directly contributed to the Enlightenment

200 Answer From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

The Scientific Revolution, The Renaissance, The Reformation

300 From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

An example of the European “Wars of Religion” that engulfed the H.R.E. between 1618 and 1648 was the:

300 Answer From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

Thirty Years War

400 From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

As the power of the Christian Church decreased, what authority filled the void?

400 Answer From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

National governments

500 From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

How did the events of Europe between 1450 and 1750 affect the balance of power in Afro-Eurasia?

500 Answer From The Renaissance, Reformation, and Enlightenment

The Scientific Revolution, The Renaissance, The Reformation

100 From Potpourri

What is the capital city of Denmark?

100 Answer From Potpourri

Copenhagen

200 From Potpourri

How many planets were commonly recognized by the scientific community when Mr. Parks was born?

200 Answer From Potpourri

9

300 From Potpourri

Who is this?

300 Answer From Potpourri

Joe Stalin

400 From Potpourri

Name that flag!

400 Answer From Potpourri

The Union Jack

500 From Potpourri

What countries are represented in the Union Jack?

500 Answer From Potpourri

England, Ireland, and Scotland

Final Jeopardy Question

U.S. States

• Of the U.S. States named for European monarchs, it is the one that reaches furthest West.

Final Jeopardy Answer

• What is Louisiana?