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1368 - 1644
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1441 - 1448
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Was a Sultan of the Ottoman Empire who was known for conquering many lands.
1453
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Made the Ottomans a very important power in the region and marked a long period of expansion for the empire.
1468 - 1592
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Was one of the largest trade empires in Africa.
1483
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THis led to the Portuguese pushing African leaders against each other, leading to their collapse, so that the Portuguese could have more slaves for the slave trade.
1488
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This leaves a route for future tradesmen.
1492
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Columbus 'discovered' the new world. which inspired many to travel there for Gold, glory, and god.
1501 - 1722
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Another one of the three gunpowder countries. Located in modern day Iran.
1502
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This marked the beginning of a lucrative business in the trade of human labor in the triangle trade.
1504
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A battle that led to the Ottoman defeating part of the Saffavid Dynasty and annexing the territories of iran and anatolia.
1517
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insited by Martin Luther and his problems with the Roman Catholic Church. This created the Protestant religion
1521
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THis marked a change in powers for the region.
1526 - 1857
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The Mughal Dynasty was one of the three gunpowder states in the Middle East, along with the Ottoman and Safavid empires.
1533
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1534
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Translated the bible for the lower class since many of them couldn't read Latin.
1545
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Potosi became a major silver mine in South America which supplied most of the world's silver trade.
1583
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Akbar I order religious freedom in India.
1600
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The beginning of the Shogunate.
1607
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James Town was one of the first settlements in the new world, America.
1614
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Shows a rejection of outside influence wich contributes to East Asia's generally isolationist view at the time
1618 - 1648
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The 30 years was was between Protestants and Catholics. It was one of the longest and most destructive wars in European history.
1634 - 1638
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SHows the desire for lavish things and a good economy for constructing large buildings.
1638
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1644
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1652
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This allowed for more trade and the expansion of European settlers. THis also led up to the rediscovery of precious metals and stones in Africa.
1689
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When William and Mary over though King James II of England.
1730 - 1747
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1756 - 1763
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A war between France and Britain over land in the new world.
1450 - 1750
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THe caste system was made so that the people of India could not move in an out of there social classes. You were ether born into a higher caste or a lower one, there was no movement between the two.
1450 - 1750
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Catholicism was the dominant religion in Spain, france, and Italy.
1450 - 1750
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In England, and other European states, Christianity was the dominant religion for the time.
1450 - 1750
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Native peoples and Africans were enslaved in order to work in mines and on plantations.
1450 - 1750
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Many of the governments in the middle east where Islamic, which was a government along with a religious system.
1450 - 1750
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1450 - 1750
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Was the dominant religion in the area.
1450 - 1750
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Islam was very common in Northern Africa due to early Umayyad and Abbasid influence.
1450 - 1750
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East Asia was is still a major center for luxury goods, even though the countries inside it where starting to adopted the isolationist way.
1450 - 1750
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was not very industrialized during this period.
1450 - 1750
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East Asia, and nearly all of the world, had a patriarchy and women had very little say in what went on in the government.
1450 - 1750
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during this time there was a large amount of settlers coming into the new worlds.