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- 1. Bell Ringer 1.1In your own words create a definition for the following words:CultureEconomyCulture: A set of shared values, beliefs, and practices of a group.Economy: The production, exchange, and distribution, and consumption of goods.
- 2. Chapter 1 Section 1The Atlantic World
- 3. The Native AmericansLifestyleAdapted to their environmentNomad hunters in the NorthSouthern tribes farmed, fished, and huntedCultural BeliefsFamily more important than wealthBarter economy: No moneyNo concept of land ownership
- 4. The European WorldA. MonarchyFeudal system used to keep order
- 5. Ruled by a King
- 6. King owns all property
- 7. Peasants loyal to their lord, lord loyal to the King
- 8. The European WorldB. Social ChangeMiddle class grows in EuropeMagna Carta signed by English nobles forcing king to share power
- 9. The European WorldD. Rise of NationsKings consolidate local towns into nations (Countries/Kingdoms)Nations compete for trade Exploration and expansion becomes a competition
- 10. The West African WorldA. CultureKinship groups centers of societyReligion based in nature and ancestry B. Kingdoms and TradeKingdoms in West Africa similar in size to South AmericaIslam spreads into Africa with trade
- 11. The West African WorldC. Slavery in AfricaBelieved in property but not land ownershipSlaves held by Africans treated as servants but not as property
- 12. The Columbian Exchange1492European ideas spread to AmericaNatives taken into captivity; Many die from European diseasesNorth America open to European expansion.
- 13. Section ReviewOf the three worlds discussed today, which two are the most similar? Explain what makes those two worlds similar.How will the differing beliefs about land ownership affect the relationship between the three worlds?What document forced the King of England to share power with his nobles?