PACKET D. Technology & Commercial Practices Intensify Trade. 9 Topic Workshop #26. Module

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PACKET D Module 9 Topic Workshop #26 Technology & Commercial Practices Intensify Trade

PERIOD 3 KEY CONCEPT 3.1 Expansion and Intensification of Communication and Exchange Networks

KEY CONCEPT 3.1 A deepening and widening of networks of human interaction within and across regions contributed to cultural, technological, and biological diffusion within and between various societies.

AP Themes 3.1.1 12 Thematic Learning Objectives INTERACTION CULTURAL POLITICAL ECONOMIC Expansion of Long-Distance Trade Routes Intensification of Interregional Trade Growth of Existing and New Trade Routes State Involvement in Economic Activity New Trading Cities; State-Sponsored Commerce Growth and Expansion of Trade and Empires Trade and Commercial Cities Transportation & Commercial Technology Caravan Organization; Ship Design Coin, Paper Money, Checks, and Banking Improved Technology and Commercial Practices Affected Trade Networks

Topic Workshop #26 PRIMARY STATEMENT OF ANALYSIS Improved transportation technologies and commercial practices led to an increased volume of trade, and expanded the geographical range of existing and newly active trade networks.

Topic Workshop #26 Supporting Statement of Evidence Existing trade routes including the Silk Roads, the Mediterranean Sea, the Trans- Saharan, and the Indian Ocean basinflourished, and promoted the growth of powerful new trading cities.

SILK ROADS EVIDENCE

EVIDENCE MEDITERRANEAN ROUTES

TRANS-SAHARAN ROUTES EVIDENCE

EVIDENCE INDIAN OCEAN TRADE ROUTES

Topic Workshop #26 ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF New Medieval Trading Cities Novgorod (Europe) Timbuktu (Africa) Swahili City-States (Africa) Hangzhou (East Asia) Tenochtitlan (Mesoamerica) Baghdad (SW Asia) Melaka (SE Asia) Venice (Europe) Calicut (South Asia) Cahokia (North America)

NOVGOROD-Russia EVIDENCE

BAGHDAD-Abbasid EVIDENCE

TIMBUKTU-Mali EVIDENCE

MELAKA - Srivijaya EVIDENCE

SWAHILI CITY-STATES EVIDENCE

VENICE Italian City State EVIDENCE

HANGZHOU - Han EVIDENCE

EVIDENCE CALICUT Delhi Sultanate

TENOCHTITLAN - Aztec EVIDENCE

EVIDENCE CAHOKIA - Mississippian

Topic Workshop #26 Supporting Statement of Evidence Communication and exchange networks developed in the Americas.

Topic Workshop #26 ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF American Networks of Communication and Exchange Mississippi River Valley Mesoamerica Andes

CAHOKIA TRADE ROUTES EVIDENCE

MAYAN TRADE ROUTES EVIDENCE

ANDEAN TRADE ROUTES EVIDENCE

Topic Workshop #26 Supporting Statement of Evidence The growth of interregional trade in luxury goods was encouraged by significant innovations in previously existing transportation and communication technologies.

EVIDENCE Luxury Goods Along Trade Routes Silk and Cotton Textiles Porcelain Spices Precious Metals and Gems Slaves Exotic Animals

Topic Workshop #26 Supporting Statement of Evidence These innovative technologies included caravanserai, compass use, the astrolabe, and larger ship designs in sea travel-and new forms of credit and the development of money economies.

CAVARAVANSERAI EVIDENCE

EVIDENCE COMPASS (not invented but used more efficiently)

EVIDENCE ASTROLABE (not invented but used more efficiently)

EVIDENCE Larger Ship Designs Dhows with Lateen Sails were built larger and with more room for cargo

Topic Workshop #26 ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF New Forms of Credit and Money Economies Bills of Exchange Credit Checks Banking Houses Use of Paper Money

EVIDENCE Han Coins & Paper Money

Topic Workshop #26 Supporting Statement of Evidence Commercial growth was also facilitated by state practices; including the Inca road system, trading organizations, including the Hanseatic League; and state-sponsored commercial infrastructures, including the Grand Canal in China.

INCAN ROAD SYSTEMS EVIDENCE

EVIDENCE HANSEATIC LEAGUE

EVIDENCE GRAND CANAL

Topic Workshop #26 Supporting Statement of Evidence The expansion of empires, including China, the Byzantine Empire, various Muslim states, and the Mongols, facilitated Afro-Eurasian trade and communication as new peoples were drawn into their conquerors economies and trade networks.

EVIDENCE SILK ROADS BYZANTINE NEW PEOPLES MONGOLS CHINA MUSLIM STATES NEW PEOPLES

EVIDENCE INDIAN OCEAN TRADE ROUTES MUSLIM STATES MONGOLS NEW PEOPLES CHINA NEW PEOPLES NEW PEOPLES

EVIDENCE TRANS-SAHARAN ROUTES MUSLIM STATES NEW PEOPLES NEW PEOPLES

MEDITERRANEAN ROUTES EVIDENCE NEW PEOPLES MONGOLS MUSLIM STATES MUSLIM STATES

PACKET D Module 9 Topic Workshop #26 Technology & Commercial Practices Intensify Trade QUESTIONS? COMMENTS? CONCERNS?

DYAD ACTIVITY 1. DISCUSS: Topic Workshop Analysis Sheet #26 2. DYAD ACTIVITY D1 Medieval Cities