Lecture 1 The Age of Geographic Discovery and Global Exchange (2)_9e2307c9ba2b7d507556500e24fabe64

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What did Ferdinand Magellan accomplish between 1519-21?

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He circumnavigated the globe.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What did Ferdinand Magellan accomplish between 1519-21?

He circumnavigated the globe.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What was the effect of the massive influx of silver into Europe?

It raised the money supply in Europe, causing inflation.

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Colonization and Its Impact

Which regions did Spain colonize between 1400 and 1600?

Central and South America (except Brazil) and the Philippines.

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Colonization and Its Impact

In which other country was silver discovered after Peru?

Mexico.

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Colonization and Its Impact

What significant event occurred in 1521 related to the Columbian Exchange?

The conquest of the Aztec Empire by the Spanish Army.

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Triangular Trade and Slavery

What raw materials were sent from the Americas to Europe?

Sugar, cotton, grain, etc.

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Colonization and Its Impact

What accelerated after the geographic discovery?

Trading and colonization.

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Triangular Trade and Slavery

What was the Triangular Trade?

A profitable network of commerce between Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

Who had the financial resources to sponsor the initial global exploration voyages?

Only the monarchies.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

What new form of commercial organization was established for global trade?

Limited liability company.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What significant event occurred in 1492?

Christopher Columbus found the coastline of the Americas.

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Impacts on the Global Economy

What did capitalists do to generate profit?

They employed capital to produce output.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What did the series of voyages during the Age of Exploration open up?

Vast new areas for European trade and colonization.

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Global Exploration and Trade

Which commodity was particularly favored by Europeans in the 15th century?

Spices.

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Global Exploration and Trade

Why did the Chinese emperor abandon global exploration?

He believed they had all the goods and resources needed and that maritime trade was not necessary.

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Colonization and Its Impact

What was a significant outcome of European expansion in South America?

The establishment of colonies and exploitation of natural resources.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What was silver used for in China during the Ming dynasty?

Monetary transactions and tax payments.

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The Columbian Exchange

What is the Columbian Exchange?

The exchange of goods, crops, and diseases between the Old World and the New World after European exploration.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

What was the aim of establishing limited liability companies?

To spread the risk of loss and raise a larger sum of capital.

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Colonization and Its Impact

What did the Netherlands colonize during this period?

The East Indies (currently Indonesia).

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Global Exploration and Trade

What process occurred between the new world and the old world?

Integration of the new world into the old world.

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Global Exploration and Trade

Which regions were opened up to European trade and colonization?

North and South America, Australia, New Zealand, Africa, the East Indies, and the Philippines.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

Where were the East India Companies listed to facilitate ownership transfer?

In the Stock Exchange in the Netherlands and England.

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Triangular Trade and Slavery

How did European expansion affect Africa during 1500 to 1775?

It led to increased trade and the establishment of trade routes, as well as the beginnings of the transatlantic slave trade.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

Are owners of a limited liability company personally responsible for the company's liabilities?

No, the owner is not personally responsible for the liabilities of the company.

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Stages of Industrialization

Which countries replaced Britain's industrial leadership?

The US and Germany.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What effect did the silver supply have on China?

It expanded enormously.

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The Columbian Exchange

What diseases were introduced to the Americas during the Columbian Exchange?

Smallpox, influenza, and measles.

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Importance of New Inventions and Technology

What technologies are expected to lead the global economy in the fourth stage of industrialization?

Artificial intelligence (AI), 5th Generation (5G) of ICT, Internet of Things, 3D printers, and Nano-technology.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What was one impact of the Columbian Exchange on global trade?

It significantly increased the exchange of goods and resources between continents.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What was the impact of the Ottoman Empire on trade in the 15th century?

It blocked direct trade between Western Europe and East Asian countries.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What is an example of an economic crisis mentioned?

Brexit.

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Colonization and Its Impact

Which country took Brazil during the period of colonization?

Portugal.

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Importance of New Inventions and Technology

What new technologies emerged as leaders in the second stage of industrialization?

Oil, electricity, chemicals, automobiles, radio, and later TV.

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Colonization and Its Impact

Which part of North America did England colonize?

The east coast (the 13 colonies) and the Hudson Bay area.

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Stages of Industrialization

Which country maintained its leadership during the industrialization process?

The US.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

When was the Dutch East India Company (VOC) established?

In 1602.

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Impacts on the Global Economy

What did the acceleration of economic activities create?

A global economy with specialization and division of labor.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What regions were significantly impacted by the expansion of European world-economies from 1500 to 1775?

China, India, Africa, Europe, North America, and South America.

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Economic Growth and Inputs

How did European economies change as a result of global expansion from 1500 to 1775?

They became more interconnected and reliant on global trade networks.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What products were purchased from China using the newly discovered silver?

Silk cloth, tea, and chinaware.

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Triangular Trade and Slavery

What goods were shipped from Europe to Africa and North America?

Manufacturing goods.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

What did limited liability companies help facilitate?

Long distance voyages.

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The Columbian Exchange

What types of goods were brought from the Americas to Europe?

Corn, potatoes, and precious metals.

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Importance of New Inventions and Technology

What is the significance of research and development (R&D) for countries in the context of new technology?

Countries are investing a significant portion of their GDP in R&D to generate a stable stream of new technology and products.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

Which financial crisis occurred in 1997-98?

The Asian Financial Crisis.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What are some consequences of financial crises and recessions?

Mass unemployment, bankruptcy, lost output, and decreased wealth.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

How does limited liability affect investor willingness?

With limited liability, investors unknown to each other were willing to invest in the company.

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Global Exploration and Trade

How did the silk industry in southern China change due to global trade?

It blossomed under the new global trade.

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Triangular Trade and Slavery

What was transported from Africa to the Americas during the Triangular Trade?

Slaves.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What blocked world trade between East Asia and European countries before the 15th century?

The Muslim-controlled Ottoman Empire.

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The Columbian Exchange

What agricultural product was introduced to the Americas from Europe?

Wheat.

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Importance of New Inventions and Technology

Why are companies competing with each other in the context of technology?

To generate more patents and maintain their competitive edge.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What global event occurred in 2008 that is considered a financial crisis?

The global financial crisis.

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Colonization and Its Impact

What role did North America play in the European world-economies during this period?

It became a site for colonization and resource extraction.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What do economic crises and disruptions slow down?

Economic growth and economic integration of the global economy.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

What is the main characteristic of a shareholder in a limited liability company?

The liability of the owner is limited only to the fund invested in the company.

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Economic Growth and Inputs

What generates more output in the process of economic growth?

Increase in inputs such as land, labor, and capital.

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Global Exploration and Trade

Which countries first sponsored the voyages of exploration?

Portugal and Spain.

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Importance of New Inventions and Technology

What technologies marked the third stage of industrialization?

Internet, computers, information communication technology (ICT), and mobile phones.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What types of economic activities accelerated and intensified in the world?

Trade and colonization.

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Colonization and Its Impact

What rights were granted to the East India Companies by the government?

Monopoly trading rights and the ability to engage in wars.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What was the primary driver of European expansion during the period from 1500 to 1775?

The pursuit of trade and resources.

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Importance of New Inventions and Technology

What is crucial for sustained growth in per-capita output?

New inventions and advances in technology.

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Colonization and Its Impact

What significant discovery was made by Spanish colonists in America in 1545?

The discovery of silver in Potosí, Peru.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

What was a significant characteristic of the initial global exploration voyages?

They were very risky and expensive.

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Colonization and Its Impact

What areas did France colonize in North America?

Quebec and the Mississippi basin.

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Impacts on the Global Economy

What economic system expanded under the new global economy?

Merchant Capitalism.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What was the primary trade focus of the British East India Company?

Trade with India, particularly in Calcutta and Bengal.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What was a major financial crisis in the US from 1929 to 1939?

The Great Depression.

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Global Exploration and Trade

Who led the state-sponsored naval missions for China between 1405 and 1433?

Zheng He.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What became a major function of modern governments in managing economic crises?

The development of macroeconomic stabilization policies.

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Importance of New Inventions and Technology

What accompanied the rise of the modern global economy?

Continuous adoption of new technology in production and consumption.

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The Columbian Exchange

Name two crops that were exchanged during the Columbian Exchange.

Cocoa and tobacco.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What did global voyage exploration and geographic discovery reveal to European civilization?

A large part of the unknown world.

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Impacts on the Global Economy

What happened to the profits generated by capitalists?

They were reinvested into further investment of more capital.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What region did the Dutch East India Company dominate in trade?

Southeast Asia, particularly the spice trade from the Moluccas.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

What significant development arose from the rise of global trading?

The modern form of corporations and finance.

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Global Exploration and Trade

Which Asian countries were involved in trade with Europe during the expansion from 1500 to 1775?

China and India.

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Stages of Industrialization

What was the first stage of Industrialization characterized by?

Burning coal, making steam engines, railways, locomotives, and cotton-based textile products.

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Global Exploration and Trade

Who was the Portuguese captain that circumnavigated Africa in 1497?

Vasco da Gama.

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Global Exploration and Trade

Why was finding alternative sea paths to East Asia important for Europeans?

To gain wealth through trade and to spread Christianity.

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Impacts on the Global Economy

What laid the foundation for the industrial revolution in the 18th-19th century?

The accumulation of capital.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What event in the 1990s is known for its asset bubble bursting in Japan?

The Japanese economic bubble burst.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What were the Europeans searching for during their explorations?

The way to India and China.

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Stages of Industrialization

What role did Japan play in the industrialization process after 1960?

Japan played a brilliant catching up role and became the second largest economy.

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Modern Corporations and Finance

When was the British East India Company founded?

In 1600.

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Economic Crises and Recessions

What often leads to financial crises and economic recessions?

Excessive financial speculation.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What was the navigation capacity of China under the Ming Dynasty in the 15th century compared to Europe?

China had more advanced navigation capacity than Europe.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What regions did Zheng He reach during his voyages?

As far as Arabia and the east coast of Africa.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What is the significance of Zheng He's voyages compared to European explorers like Columbus?

Zheng He led state-sponsored missions while Europeans had stronger monetary motives for exploration.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What precious commodities were Europeans looking for from East Asia?

Spices, silk clothes, chinaware, silver, and tea.

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Importance of New Inventions and Technology

What is the role of artificial intelligence in the future economy?

AI is expected to lead the global economy forward.

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Global Exploration and Trade

What was the European motive for exploration in the 15th century?

A much stronger monetary motive to gain wealth through trade.

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