Chat with AIExam 2: The New Global Interface: 1486-1639
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Compare and contrast the experiences of Asian and American populations with Europeans during the period 1486-1639. How can one account for similar and/or different outcomes in these encounters?
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(38) After the Portuguese were banned from trading by the Japanese government, the _________ were given in exclusive franchise to import and export at Nagasaki.
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(34) In order to prevent Christian evangelization and commercial exploitation, _______ barred most European countries from settling and trading in the Closed Country Edict.
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(48) In the mid-sixteenth century the "New Laws" promulgated by the Spanish throne to reform Spanish treatment of the natives were
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