Jean's Early modern era- 1450-1750

This era had marked the end of the post classical era and marked the beginning of the modern era. during this era many time periods had occured which gave us our understanding of the world we currently live in as of 2019. the modern era stretches to the present, although the early modern era had ended in 1750.
KEY:
Blue:Eurasia (Europe+Asia)
Green: Africa
Yellow:America
Black:Global

A great African Empire that controlled western Sahel in the 15th and 16th century. Morocco's had overthrown the songhai empire in 1591 during the battle of Tondibi.

A European explorer who had discovered and claimed an island from the Carribean in the name of England. Little did he know he started a great connection that would allow America to thrive as the New World.

After Colombus had found America, he had started making connections to the natives in America and traded supplies with them. there was a lot of globalization from there on but it started mainly between the Americas and Europe. America gave Food, Tobaco, Spices, Coffee and more. Europe had given Animals, Diseases, Religion, Slaves and more. the trade was heavily unbalanced, but both sides profited in someway nevertheless.

Japan was under control of multiple warlords and they broke out into war for who would lead it. In 1592, the victor, Hideyoshi, had ended the war and took control.

The Era of Rulers/Era of Absolutism was a time where Europe was controlled by monarchs with total control. this gave power strictly to the one who had led the country at the time. whether the monarch was a dictator or not still fell under this category. there was no authority or power to prevent this so the rulers were able to keep their grip on their power for an elongated amount of time.

the kingdom of songhai had contained a lot of gold, it produced 10% of the world's gold. with this, gold was kept within songhai for a while before it became monopolized,

During this time, some people who followed the church believed that the church was corrupt. This belief caused there to be a split between those who trusted the church and those who didn't. those who didn't trust the church were called the Protestants.

During this era, people had started questioning what had been set in stone by the church and started trying to use logic such as math, science and other secular intellectual ideas. the church hated this and tried to shut down the Revolution, but failed when more and more people started getting curious and wanted to see what the world and universe are really like.

In Japan, the Europeans had come over and spread christianity after traveling by sea. Edo in japan decided to make a decree which prevented christianity from spreading and those who used it were executed