The early scientists in the Scientific Revolution

Saw no conflict between science and religion

How did the slave trade affect African states?

States became dependent on revenues from the slave trade

What similar features did Andean Christianity and Mexican Christianity share?

Both mixed Christian practices with local customs

How did the Tokugawa shoguns treat Europeans in Japan in the 17th Century?

They expelled all Europeans except the Dutch

What was a feature of North American fur trade in the early modern period?

Furs were obtained through negotiations with the locals

Which group had the greatest success in converting people outside of Europe to Christianity

Spanish Catholic missionaries in the Philippines

What was an effect of The Slave Trade on African societies?

Judicial proceedings generated victims for the slave trade

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1
The early scientists in the Scientific Revolution
rejected Christianity
Confirmed Aristotle's and Ptolemy's speculations
were overwhelmingly women
Saw no conflict between science and religion
2
How did the slave trade affect African states?
They invested their profits in industries
States became dependent on revenues from the slave trade
Kinship societies formed powerful states
The Kongo emerged as a powerful state
3
What similar features did Andean Christianity and Mexican Christianity share?
Both mixed Christian practices with local customs
Christian rituals were observed instead of practiced
Both used communities to rebel against Spanish rule
Both believed Communion was cannibalism
4
How did the Tokugawa shoguns treat Europeans in Japan in the 17th Century?
They expelled all Europeans except the Dutch
They protected Christians and sponsored churches
They established regular diplomatic relations with Europeans
They welcomed Europeans for their technological knowledge
5
What was a feature of North American fur trade in the early modern period?
Local populations suffered from European diseases
Furs were obtained through negotiations with the locals
Some animals were hunted to near extinction
Local population became dependent on European trade goods
6
What made Martin Luther's Ninety-Five Theses revolutionary?
Knowledge should be base on observations and experiments
Theory that the sun was the center of the universe
Condemned selling indulgences
Individual could find salvation by faith alone
7
Which group had the greatest success in converting people outside of Europe to Christianity
Jesuit missionaries in China
Spanish Catholic missionaries in the Philippines
Portuguese missionaries in West Africa
Puritan missionaries in New England
8
What was an effect of The Slave Trade on African societies?
European slave catchers assimilated into African society
Slave revolts created an environment of fear and insecurity
Male slaves became commonplace in elite households
Judicial proceedings generated victims for the slave trade
9
How did European countries try to control Trade in Asia between 1450 to 1750?
Economic competition
Establishing diplomatic relations
Force of Arms
Ending China's tribute system
10
Which form of HInduism shared features with mystical Sufi forms in Islam
The kaozheng movement
The Taki Onqoy movement
The Wahhabi movement
The bhakti movement

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