MMW 13 Lecture 15: May 11 2018

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Atlantic Encounters (1400-1500)
Fort/trade model
Set up a fort and traded
No integration
Mediterranean model
Reconquest model
Create new towns and bring in other people to settle them
Iberian model
Colonialism
The control of one state or territory by another
Different forms
Economic
Cultural
Political
Enrichment of the metropole at the expense of the colony
Exploitation of the colony’s peoples and resources solely for benefit of metropole
Little to no development of the colonial state
Infrastructure
Institutions
Economic systems
African Atlantic Interactions
Kingdom of Kongo
Mbanza Kongo is the capital and had a slave market in the 14th c.
Tradition that only foreign-born captives were sold as slaves (POWs)
Portugal contacts Kongo in 1483
Convert to Christianity to appease the Portuguese and maintain good relations
Nzinga a Nkuwu converts and takes the name Joao I
Elites travel to Europe
Supply large number of slaves for Portuguese trade, but protect the native
Kongolese
The Portuguese needed the slaves to work the sugarcane fields on Cape
Verde
Portuguese Empire -- 1492
Mainly off the African coast (lots of islands)
Canary Islands
Some places on the African coast in Morocco and the area near Ghana
Marriage of Ferdinand and Isabella (1469)
Consolidation of two kingdoms
Reconquest peninsula complete when they took Granada in 1492
Spent a lot of money and want to make it back
Iberian Atlantic Expansion
Conquest of the Canary Islands (1478-1496)
Guanches
Resist
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Create new towns and bring in other people to settle them. The control of one state or territory by another. Enrichment of the metropole at the expense of the colony. Exploitation of the colony"s peoples and resources solely for benefit of metropole. Little to no development of the colonial state. Mbanza kongo is the capital and had a slave market in the 14th c. Tradition that only foreign-born captives were sold as slaves (pows) Convert to christianity to appease the portuguese and maintain good relations. Nzinga a nkuwu converts and takes the name joao i. Supply large number of slaves for portuguese trade, but protect the native. The portuguese needed the slaves to work the sugarcane fields on cape. Mainly off the african coast (lots of islands) Some places on the african coast in morocco and the area near ghana. Reconquest peninsula complete when they took granada in 1492. Spent a lot of money and want to make it back.

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