Objective 4e: Political Dimensions of Maritime Empires

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Across
  1. 4. A Japanese state that implemented isolationist policies to minimize foreign influence during the period 1450-1750.
  2. 7. Competition among European states that drove the establishment of maritime empires and control over trade routes.
  3. 9. A trade policy used by the Qing Dynasty to regulate foreign trade, restricting it to the port of Canton (Guangzhou).
Down
  1. 1. Trade restrictions adopted by states like Ming China and Tokugawa Japan to limit foreign influence.
  2. 2. A West African state that gained political and economic power through participation in maritime trade networks.
  3. 3. Coastal trade hubs established by European powers in Africa and Asia to facilitate global trade networks.
  4. 5. A Chinese dynasty that continued restrictive trade practices, including the Canton System, to limit European influence.
  5. 6. A Central African state whose involvement in global trade increased its regional influence.
  6. 8. A Chinese dynasty that adopted restrictive trade policies to limit the influence of European trade and culture.