5 Steps to a 5 AP World History, 2014-2015 Edition

178 i PERIOD 4 Global Interactions (c. 1450–c. 1750)

Change/Continuity Chart

REGION

POLITICAL

ECONOMIC

SOCIAL

CHANGES

CONTINUITIES

East Asia

Ming/Qing dynastiesTo k u g a w a S h o g u n a t e

Japanese trade with the DutchChinese trade through Macao

Patriarchal societyPopulation increase

Columbian Exchange (China)ChristianityChinese withdrawal from world trade

Ming dynastyConfucianismNeo-Confucianism

Southeast Asia

Regional kingdoms

Indian Ocean tradeEuropean plantations

SlaveryIslam

Increased European tradeColumbian Exchange

Muslim tradeIslamHinduism

Oceania

Regional kingdoms

AgricultureFishing

Exposure to epidemic disease

Some European explorations

Relative isolation

Central Asia

Steppe diplomacyRussian Empire

Pastoral nomadismWe sterni z at ion of Ru ssia

SerfdomTr iba l u n it s

Russian expansion

Mongol threats to China

South Asia

Mughal dynastyEntry of the British

European trading empires

MiniaturesTemporary improvement in women’s statusTaj Mahal

Columbian ExchangeReturn to local governments

Indian Ocean tradeIslamHinduism

Southwest Asia (Middle East)

Ottoman Empire

Decline of trade with the We st

Slaves from North AfricaHarem

Columbian ExchangeOttoman decline

SlaveryIslam

North Africa

Regional kingdoms

Gold–salt trade

SlaveryIslam

Columbian Exchange

Trans-Saharan slave tradeIslam

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