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The Commercial Revolution Global History and Geography I Mr. Cox

Bellringer Essential Question Define: economy What were the causes and impacts of the Commercial Revolution? Essential Question

I. Global Exchange Due to the explorations of Columbus and other Europeans a massive global marketplace developed for the exchange of culture and goods across the Atlantic Became known as the ‘Columbian Exchange’ Impacts Population increases and changes (migrations) Spread of new goods to new markets New business practices emerged to regulate this activity

II. The Commercial Revolution Begins Overall change in the traditional business model of Western Civilization Began as economic activity increased Focused around major European cities, especially those in Italy, but soon spread to colonies Major Impacts/Changes Price Revolution Capitalism New Business Methods Mercantilism

Price Revolution Inflation, or sharp increase in money supply, occurred for several reasons Discovery of Spanish silver Increase in demand for goods and money supply Monopoly on foreign markets

Capitalism Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations Economic system that emphasizes the making of money for a private entity Entrepreneurs were capitalist merchants who began investing money in hopes of making a profit Gave rise to new business practices and changed role of guilds

Partnerships & Joint Stock Company New Business Methods Partnerships & Joint Stock Company Used to raise capital for larger projects.  Less financial risk to the individual Banks Provided money lending services as well as issuing Bills of Exchange. Bills of Exchange Worked like modern checking account. Merchants could purchase the Bills for gold and redeem their gold at another bank. Insurance Paid a small fee to insure goods during travel. 

Mercantilism Economic system that focused on the relationship between colonies and mother country. It was the role and purpose of the colony to help richen the mother country Used by European nations with their colonies Led to high tariffs, or taxes on imported goods Had negative impacts for the majority of people as their individual well-being was second rate to that of the empire

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Essential Question Homework What were the causes and impacts of the Commercial Revolution? Homework