AP EURO REVIEW - Unit 5 Topic 2 - The Rise of Global Markets

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What was one of the primary causes of European maritime competition from 1648 to 1815? Options: The search for new agricultural lands, The desire to control trade routes and resources, The need to spread religious beliefs, The quest for scientific knowledge

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The desire to control trade routes and resources

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Which European country ultimately dominated India by the end of the 18th century? Options: Portugal, The Netherlands, France, Britain

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Britain

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Explain how commercial rivalries influenced diplomacy among European states in the early modern era.

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They caused frequent shifts in alliances and treaties to gain economic advantages.

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Describe one consequence of the expansion of European commerce on global economic networks.

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It accelerated the integration of various regional economies into a global network.

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What was a significant cultural effect of the development of capitalism in Europe?

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The rise of a consumer culture

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Analyze the impact of European sea power competition on the Atlantic influence during the 18th century.

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It resulted in the establishment of numerous European colonies in the Americas.

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Which two European countries were primarily involved in the rivalry for control over the East Indies?

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The Netherlands and Britain

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Evaluate the role of the Dutch in the Asian trade networks during the early modern period.

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They established a monopoly over the spice trade in the East Indies.

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What was a direct consequence of the Portuguese maritime exploration in the 16th century? Options: The discovery of the Americas, The establishment of a sea route to India, The colonization of Australia, The fall of the Ottoman Empire

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The establishment of a sea route to India

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How did the British achieve dominance in India by the end of the 18th century?

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Through military conquest and strategic alliances.