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Globalization
A lead up to the Renaissance
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Review: Major Powers in 1500
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The major powers were connected through Trade Routes
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Trade routes were important for transferring goods
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More goods=happy citizens
More trade=more money for the state
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More Importantly, though, trade allowed the transfer of ideas, knowledge, and scientific discoveries
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The Silk Road
Transferred both important luxury goods and scientific knowledge from China
Goods: Porcelain and Silk
Knowledge: Paper and the Compass
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Maritime Routes
Goods: Spices and textiles from India and Indonesia
Knowledge: Numeral system and mathematics from India and the Middle East
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European Trade Routes
Allowed Europeans to go around trade routes controlled by African and Middle East Empires to trade directly with Asia
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Trans-Saharan Trade Route
Goods: Salt, ivory, gold
Knowledge: Arabic knowledge and science
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Sharing expertise, and trading "knowledge" helped the Empires in Europe, Africa, and Asia accelerate scientific innovations
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Benefits of Shared Technology
Chinese Compass + Italian Ships=Worldwide exploration
Chinese Paper + European Printing Press=Mass Transfer of knowledge
European cadaver studies + worldwide medical knowledge=better medicine for all
Indian Numerials (0)+ Middle East/European mathematicians= physics
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Trade also led to a "rediscovery" of the classic Greek and Roman studies
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These studies included history, grammar, poetry, rhetoric, philosophy, and moral reasoning
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Today, these subjects are known as the "Humanities"
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Humanism
Humanities are critical for participating in civic life
Emphasized the importance of Human Value of Religion or Royalty
Humanist beliefs eventually lead to philosophies of Freedom and Liberty
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Humanism is fundamental to the artistic, literary, and intellectual ideas of the Renaissance
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