Unit 4

8. This plant (also in a sweet version) helped diets all over the world.
9. This mine in modern Bolivia was the center of the Spanish silver trade
10. This animal brought over by the Europeans had the biggest impact on the native peoples of the Americas
11. The Portuguese controlled port cities all over the world, including this very famous city in Southern China
12. This American Crop became very popular in the coffee houses of the "gunpowder Empires"
13. This Empire destroyed the Byzantines and became and major power in the Mediterranean and Middle East
15. In exchange for passage to the Americas, you would work on plantations for a set amount of time
18. This was a European rebirth of Humanism and Art
19. This group of people defeated the Ming and established the Qing Dynasty
21. This faith was a blending of Islam and Hinduism
22. This "gunpowder Empire" was vehemently Shi'a.
23. Though eaten by humans in the Americas, Afro-Eurasia used it primarily as livestock feed.
24. This animal was ranched in most areas of the Americas

1. This is a person of European descent born in the Americas
2. This was the Ottoman system of enslaving young Christian boys and forcing them into administrative roles.
3. This navigational tool helped the Europeans cross vast oceans
4. This prince set up an academy in order to study the process of seafaring and exploration
5. This religion is a blending of West African animism and Western European Christianity
6. This city was the gateway between Spanish Silver and East Asia
7. This was the exchange of life forms (plants, animals, diseases) between Afro-Eurasia and the Americas.
14. This was the light, strong ship developed by the Portuguese
16. This man was the first European to get to India by boat
17. This plant was indigenous to the Americas, but became very popular after the Columbian Exchange
20. This Chinese Eunuch led Ming-Dynasty treasure ships on a trade mission throughout the Indian Ocean