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    Silver Dbq

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    rise in silver production was beneficial to the middle-men who made the trade possible‚ but eventually weakened the states that supplied and likewise received silver. It was fairly common believe in China that with arrival of large amounts of silver would bring prosperity; but with such an extreme amount of this precious metal coming into one are caused problems. The Ming Dynasty declared that all taxes must be payed in silver. This created great disruption in the economy since silver coins were

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    Silver Exchange Dbq

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    development of silver from the mid-sixteenth century to the eighteenth century caused social and economic changes by making the wealth of countries such as Spain and Japan increase‚ which increased economic opportunities within their trade partners‚ while also creating a social division in their own countries with the heavy use of slavery. Due to the findings of silver at Potosi in 1545‚ trade in Europe flourished and slaves played a more vital role in the search for Silver. Before silver was discovered

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    The discovery of silver in Colonial America sparked a spanish global flow of silver as well as from the mines of Tokugawa‚ Japan. Although Spain was the primary distributer of silver‚ this global flow limited economic growth by creating an influx on silver. Peasants and people from lower classes were highly affected due to the fact that silver was required in an everyday basis but wasn’t provided for them. The Spanish‚ and the japanese served as providers of silver to the chinese economy. Throughout

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    DBQ Essay In this time period‚ Spanish colonial America and Tokugawa Japan were leading the world. They led the world in silver production from the 1500’s to the 1750’s. The mining of silver affected the world‚ socially and economically in many ways which is presented in the documents. The documents 4 and 8 show how the global flow of silver is bettering the economy and social status of others. Document 4 is by Ralph Fitch‚ a British merchant. This document is about how the Portuguese go to

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    Dbq on Silver Trade

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    China. Enormous quantities of opium made their way to China‚ swelled by the number of merchants involved. By the 1820s‚ the value of opium coming into China exceeded the value of goods exported out. Thus‚ the Chinese had to pay silver in addition to their goods to get opium. Silver shortages began to hurt peasants. To stop the trade‚ the Qing emperor sent a special commissioner‚ Lin Zexu‚ who froze all legitimate trade in Canton until foreign merchants handed over their opium stores. The opium traders

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    Silver Trade Dbq Analysis

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     Wollner   Enriched Global 9    Flow of Silver       The Silver trade boomed from 1570­1750‚making silver one of  the most traded items of the time period.  The flow of such  h​ h ​ silver during the mid­16t ​  ­ early 18t ​ had social and economic  effects to the regions connected by the trade ‚ such as‚  increasing class distinctions in China and Europe as well as  hurt the Spanish and Chinese economy.  The Silver trade puts a  countries such as China in situations whereas the Silver trade  helps or hurt the civilization

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    Global Cultural Flows

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    Global Cultural Flows The international cultural flows that exist today are outlined by the global theorist Arjun Appadurai (1996). He uses the suffix –scape to allow us to understand the fluid‚ irregular shapes that characterize international capital and indicate that they are not visibly the same from each angle but are influenced by historical‚ linguistic‚ and political situations. These landscapes are the building blocks that Appadurai calls “imagined worlds” – the multiple worlds that are

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    DBQ for Global

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    Imperialism is when one country dominates or takes over another. Great Britain rapidly grew in the 19th century. India‚ Asia and parts of Africa joined with them to help expand their territory. Some reasons countries wanted to imperialize other countries is because‚ of things such as raw materials‚ military expansion‚ and to have a balance of power. There were many different causes to British imperialism‚ some being political‚ social or economic. Great Britain’s rule had both positive and negative

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    Global Warming DBQ

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    Global Warming DBQ Global warming has not been taken serious by the government. The world does not really take it as a threat. Cars pollute the atmosphere more and more every day. The temperatures keep rising‚ yet‚ the government still doesn’t believe it is taking place. (Document C) Global warming is not a game‚ it is something serious. Therefore‚ the world should be very concerned about it. Federal revenues have been rising over the last few years. (Document H) This means that there are more

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    1/23/12 Silver Trade DBQ The global trade of silver had a devastating affect on the Chinese economy because China did not have the supply of silver that was needed to support their economy so they became dependent on the trade that the Europeans brought (1‚3‚7‚8). In Europeans states like Spain and Portugal we see their economies benefiting from the increase of the global silver trade because they controlled silver mines in the Americas and India (2‚4‚6). In china the increase of silver trade brought

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