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3 Economics Changes Dutch › VOC (Dutch East India Company) – 1602 Objective/Goal: gain monopoly and challenge Islam › Safavid Silk Road-carpet, textiles, silk › Ottoman Black Market › Mughal 1700 – largest economy (2x that of Europe) Trade with Europe, Arabia, and Africa
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South & South East AsiaSouth & South East Asia1600 - 17501600 - 1750
Alex Fredman & Alexa RodriguezPeriod 9
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General QuestionGeneral Question
What do you think were the major social, economic, and political changes in South and South East Asia at this time
(1600 – 1750)?
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Economics ChangesEconomics Changes Dutch
› VOC (Dutch East India Company) – 1602 Objective/Goal: gain monopoly and challenge
Islam› Safavid
Silk Road-carpet, textiles, silk › Ottoman
Black Market› Mughal
1700 – largest economy (2x that of Europe) Trade with Europe, Arabia, and Africa
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Visual #2Visual #2
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Political ChangesPolitical Changes Dutch
› Brutal Rulers Killed or enslaved Banda Islands for monopoly
Islam› Safavid
Religious and political ruler› Ottoman
Decline after Suleiman Black Markets Kaprulu Family
› Mughal Provinces not always loyal (rebellions)
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Social ChangesSocial Changes Dutch
› Invaded and brought their culture Islam
› Safavid Religious and political ruler Deep faith Silk Road Invaded 1722 by Afghan
› Ottoman Diverse population Women’s rights Artisticual and intellectual growth
› Mughal Women’s rights Merchant and noble classes Heterodoxy (and non-Muslims) abandoned
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Visual #1 Visual #1
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QuestionsQuestions1)How do you think the Europeans
affected the development of South and South East Asia?
2) How do you think the European influence in this time period affects modern day Asia?
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� Gascoigne, Bamber. “History of Southeast Asia.” History World. N.p., 2001. Web. 20 Oct. 2010. <http://www.historyworld.net>.
� Kobe University Library. “Rare Books Owned by Library for Humanities and Social Sciences .” Kobe University Library Digital Archive Rare Books. Kobe University , 2008. Web. 22 Oct. 2010. <http://www.lib.kobe-u.ac.jp/ kichosyo/ e-index.html>.
� Wood, Michael. "The Meeting of Two Oceans." pbs.org. MayaVision International, 2008. Web. 25 Oct 2010. <http://www.pbs.org/thestoryofindia/timeline/5/>.
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