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- 4. From The Old World ** How would horses impact the New World? Europe Wheat Onions Apples Carrots Horses Cattle Africa Radishes Watermelon Coffee Asia Rice Sugarcane Mangoes
- 5. From The New World ** Why would potatoes be important in Europe? North America Sunflowers Corn (Mexico) Avocadoes Central America Peppers Beans Cocoa South America Potatoes Tomatoes Peanuts
- 8. The Commercial Revolution In this lesson, students will be able to define the following terms: The Commercial Revolution Mercantilism Colonies Mother Country Capitalism Joint Stock Company E. Napp
- 9. E. Napp The Commercial Revolution marked an important step in Europe from local economies to a global economy.
- 11. E. Napp Mercantilists believed that a country’s wealth was based on the amount of gold and silver it acquired.
- 13. E. Napp Mother countries imported cheap raw materials like cotton and exported more expensive finished goods like shirts.
- 15. E. Napp A stock certificate represents partial ownership in a business.
- 17. E. Napp Joint stock companies were sometimes given charters to establish settlements in the “New World”.
- 18. E. Napp “ Triangular” trade made some continents wealthy while it impoverished other continents.
- 19. E. Napp European kings increased their wealth and power through conquest and colonization.
- 20. E. Napp While European Kings and capitalists increased their wealth, Native American Indians and Africans were terribly exploited.
- 22. Triangular Trade and the Atlantic Slave Trade
- 26. Destinations of Enslaved Africans What country imported the most slaves? Which imported the fewest?