Objective 4f: Economic and Labor Systems
Across
- 3. A labor system in which individuals worked for a specified period in exchange for passage to the Americas or land after the contract ended.
- 6. A labor system where Spanish settlers were granted the right to extract labor from indigenous peoples for agriculture and mining in the Americas.
- 7. Merchants from East Africa who played a significant role in Indian Ocean trade, connecting Africa with Asia and the Middle East.
- 9. A system of land ownership and labor in the Americas where large estates were worked by indigenous labor or enslaved people.
Down
- 1. Southeast Asian merchants involved in trade throughout the Indian Ocean, maintaining established trade networks despite European competition.
- 2. A labor system used by the Incan Empire and later adapted in the Americas, requiring labor contributions for public works and agricultural production.
- 4. Merchants from the Gujarat region of India who facilitated trade across the Indian Ocean, particularly between India, Africa, and the Middle East.
- 5. Merchants from Oman who were key players in the trade between the Arabian Peninsula, East Africa, and India during the period 1450-1750.
- 8. A network of trade routes connecting Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, which continued to flourish despite European interference.