cathleen
12/8/2015 05:23:50 pm
AHHHH! It's up!
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Benji
12/8/2015 06:15:56 pm
Hey Cathleen! (And anyone else who happens to be on the forum this late...) This is my first time really using the forum so bare with me lol.
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cathleen
12/8/2015 06:52:45 pm
Hey, that was one of my makeshift margin questions! High five! And maybe I should stop saying fake margin questions, because it is a little confusing. What I mean is "questions not generated by strayer-bots, but bingham"- like the greek legacies question way back when. But yes, you got what I meant even though I phrased it weird, so thanks. Also, I dig your categories for 5. Just curious, how are you working the silver drain into your answer? Are you making it its own category or mentioning it under china?
Sydney
12/8/2015 07:35:46 pm
BPQ5: What lasting legacies of early modern globalization are evident in the early 21st century?
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Benji
12/8/2015 08:12:07 pm
I think those are pretty spot on and delicious answers. I'd include also the part of race that pertains to South America with the dozens of recognized mixed races that came about colonization and the Atlantic Slave Trade.
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Sydney
12/8/2015 08:22:10 pm
Thanks Benji! You're right these ARE good points to think about :)
Sydney
12/8/2015 07:38:14 pm
BPQ3: Describe and account for the differing outcomes of European expansion in the Americas, Africa and Asia.
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Thien-Tam Do
12/8/2015 07:43:41 pm
Margin question numero unoooooo.
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Thien-Tam Continued..
12/8/2015 07:45:04 pm
If y'all think I should add or take anything out, please reply!!
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Madeleine Spence
12/8/2015 09:19:13 pm
Hey y'all! Great job!
Sabrina Koseki
12/9/2015 06:01:41 pm
I think it's also important that Europeans also were looking for gold/ silver to pay for Eastern goods (Portuguese explored West African coast looking to access African goldfields).
Benji
12/8/2015 08:16:32 pm
This is basically exactly what I was thinking. I also had the fact that Europeans did not have many goods desired by the Asian commerce so they became intertwined within the preexisting market. For example, Portugal shipped Asian goods to Asian ports and the Dutch took control of spice production of various islands.
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Benji
12/8/2015 08:07:11 pm
@cathleen (because I can't directly reply)
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Diego Salazar
12/9/2015 06:48:52 pm
You should probably begin by establishing the fact that china had an increased demand for gold, and therefore the silver drain was able to fluorish.
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Diego Salazar
12/9/2015 06:49:48 pm
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