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14. October 2020 - What is Globalization? What is Global History?
14. October 2020 - What is Globalization? What is Global History?
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What ended in China in 1432?
The occupation of the Philippines
The Indian Ocean Voyages of the imperial Fleet
Mongol Rule
Overland Trade on the Silk Road
2
Which of these trade commodities was according to Bentley crucial for the development of early European colonization?
Peanuts
Silver
Coffee
Sugar
3
According to Osterhammel, which tradition is Global History partly building upon in Germany?
History of Western Civilization
History of Modernity
Imperial History
World History
4
Which important city was ruled by a Muslim ruler for most of the 15th century?
Melaka
Istanbul/Constantinople
Sevilla
Batavia
5
To which category of Global History writing would O. count titles like "The Great Divergence" or "the Rise of Asia"?
Connection Histories
Comparative Histories
Comprehensive Histories
Competition Histories
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Eisenstadt: "combination of ontological or cosmological visions, of visions of trans-mundane and mundane reality" = ???
Historical Sociology
Global History
Civilisation
Modernity
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Which is not among the aspects of Global History requiring - according to Osterhammel - special attention?
Space
Language
Analytical Approaches
Time
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Who is listed as one founding father of Historical Sociology by Osterhammel?
Leopold Ranke
Max Weber
Niklas Luhmann
G.W.F. Hegel
9
Which of these Empires / Civilization does Bentley NOT see expand after the end of Bubonic Plague in 15th century?
Mughals (India)
Ming (China)
Ottomans (Islam)
Spain/Portugal (Europe)
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Which two factors sees Bentley as crucial for the "rise of the West" in the 15th/16th century?
Technology and Disease
Competition and Technology
Religion and Disease
Religion and Technology