PPT-Agriculture & Merchants and Trade

By WezleyBronsonBiancaFurkan and Samantha Ancient Egypt Agriculture Behind these kings and queens were pawns behind these temples palaces and pyramids were the workers of the cities and the peasants of the fields of Ancient Egypt Agriculture . Guild, burgher, Dante & Chaucer. Trade & Finance Expand. Trade routes spread from Flanders to Italy. . Italian merchants traveled from the Mediterranean to Byzantium & Constantinople.. Peasants traveled to towns from manors on fair days.. What was the . tax/act . imposed on the colonists?. How did/might the act effect the colonies’ relationship with Great Britain?. Questions…. Navigation Acts. The colonies were only allowed to TRADE WITH BRITAIN. 1000-1200 AD. 2. nd. /3. rd. Hour. Population Changes. In the Early . M. iddle . A. ges, up until 1000 C.E, there were small groups of people clustered together.. Population did not spread because of lord/vassal bonds, kinship ties, and a fear of the untamed wild. Between 1000 and 1300. Agriculture. Trade. Finance . Towns and cities grew . Population growth. Territorial expansion . Growing food supply. Need better ways of farming. Switch to horsepower . Oxen were easy to keep. “God, Glory, and Gold”. Europeans had . (no) . neither. . the. interest . nor the . ability to explore foreign lands.. That changed by the early 1400s.. The desire to . get rich . + . spread Christianity. What do you notice is different about this map from the ones on the walls? . Why did explorations happen when they did?. A variety of factors all came together to make the time period (1400-1600) the “age of exploration”. Rules. You are placed within 1 of 6 possible groups. The . Huron/. Wendat. The . Iroqouis. /. Haudenosaunee. French Traders (. Coureur. de bois/. Voyaguers. ). British Traders. French Merchants. British Merchants. Why did England want to regulate colonial trade?. What were colonial governments like?. How were the liberties of the colonists limited?. Key vocabulary terms this section:. Mercantilism . export. Ms. . Vignocchi. 7. th. Grade World History Honors. Cobalt Institute of Math and Science. Venice. Venice. By 1100’s, feudalism had made Europe safer, and new technology enabled people to produce more food and goods. Nobles repaired roads, arrested bandits, and enforced the law. As a result, trade resumed.. Lesson 4. Part 1. Specialization. The Uneven Distribution of the Factors of Production. The factors of production- land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship- are . not spread evenly . around the world.. Bardin. Europeans Seek Greater Wealth. merchants and traders hoped to benefit from the trade of spices and other luxury goods from Asia. people of Europe had been introduced to these items during the Crusades, the wars fought between Christians and Muslims from 1096 to 1270. The spread of economic activity, . religion, & disease through trade. What are Impacts of Long-distance Trade?. Provides wealth to civilizations. Gives civilizations access . to foreign products. agri. -food sector & promoting healthy food in . agri. -tourism workshop. 1 – 2 . april. , 2019, . nadi. , . fiji. Moses John AMOS, Director General, MALFFB. Pacific islands FOOD SYSTEM challenges. G. . Cornelis. van Kooten. Professor and Canada Research Chair. Department of Economics. University of Victoria. and. Senior Research Fellow. Agricultural Economics Institute (LEI). The Hague, The Netherlands.