Economics and Colonization. European Exploration and Colonization of North America.

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Economics and Colonization

European Exploration and Colonization of North America

What are the purposes of colonization?

Purposes of Colonization  God?  Gold  silver  Glory?  Territory  Slaves  God?  Gold  silver  Glory?  Territory  Slaves

Consequences of Colonization  Decimation of Native Population  Aztec Empire population declined from 25 million to 2 million in 30 years  Measles  Influenza  Smallpox  Decimation of Native Population  Aztec Empire population declined from 25 million to 2 million in 30 years  Measles  Influenza  Smallpox

Codex Florentinus (ca )

Consequences of Colonization  Widespread belief of European superiority in Europe  Wanton destruction of native cultures  Continued need for a source of cheap labour to work mines and sugar plantations  African Atlantic Slave Trade  Widespread belief of European superiority in Europe  Wanton destruction of native cultures  Continued need for a source of cheap labour to work mines and sugar plantations  African Atlantic Slave Trade

Diagram of a typical Slaver travelling the Middle Passage

The Expanding Slave Trade

Consequences of Colonization  Sharing of Cultures and Knowledge  African slaves work in New World mines  African and Native American slaves work in Europe  European men and women find homes in the New World  Sharing of Cultures and Knowledge  African slaves work in New World mines  African and Native American slaves work in Europe  European men and women find homes in the New World

Consequences of Colonization  New World products available in Europe  SUGAR  Rum  Cocoa beans  Vanilla  Tomatoes  Potatoes  New World products available in Europe  SUGAR  Rum  Cocoa beans  Vanilla  Tomatoes  Potatoes

Consequences of Colonization  Emergence of a Global Marketplace  Triangular trade  The Atlantic triangle  Firearms and other goods to African coasts, slaves to New World, sugar, tobacco, cotton, rum to Europe  The Asian triangle  South American silver to Europe and then to Asia for spices, silk, coffee, jewels, jade, porcelain, dyes, fabrics and later tea  Emergence of a Global Marketplace  Triangular trade  The Atlantic triangle  Firearms and other goods to African coasts, slaves to New World, sugar, tobacco, cotton, rum to Europe  The Asian triangle  South American silver to Europe and then to Asia for spices, silk, coffee, jewels, jade, porcelain, dyes, fabrics and later tea

Triangular Trade

Global Trade Networks

Mercantilism  New system of understanding a nation’s wealth  Wealth of a nation is determined by the amount of precious metals it holds  Trading with bullion meant a loss of wealth  Goal= maintain a surplus of bullion  Problem for trade with East  New system of understanding a nation’s wealth  Wealth of a nation is determined by the amount of precious metals it holds  Trading with bullion meant a loss of wealth  Goal= maintain a surplus of bullion  Problem for trade with East

Importance of Colonies for Mercantilism  Exclusive trade partners  Natural resources provided to core  Timber  Furs  Cotton  PRECIOUS METALS  Core trades as much as possible in finished goods  Exclusive trade partners  Natural resources provided to core  Timber  Furs  Cotton  PRECIOUS METALS  Core trades as much as possible in finished goods

Results of Mercantilism  Since mercantilist theory argued that there was a finite limit to the world’s volume of possible trade:  Scramble for colonies beginning in the 17 th century  Commercial warfare in the 18 th century  Since mercantilist theory argued that there was a finite limit to the world’s volume of possible trade:  Scramble for colonies beginning in the 17 th century  Commercial warfare in the 18 th century

Mercantile Wars  England vs Netherlands ( )  Netherlands loses New Amersterdam  England vs France ( )  Seven Years’ War ( )  North America, West Indies and India  Britain as the global superpower  England vs Netherlands ( )  Netherlands loses New Amersterdam  England vs France ( )  Seven Years’ War ( )  North America, West Indies and India  Britain as the global superpower

Seven Years’ War