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Chapter Outline
Chapter 17Science and Commerce
in Early Modern Europe
Civilization in the West, Seventh Edition by Kishlansky/Geary/O’Brien
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I. The New ScienceII. Empires of GoodsIII. The Wars of Commerce
John LawPonzi Scheme
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I. The New Science
A. Heavenly RevolutionsAristotle
eccentric orbits, epicycles
Nicolaus Copernicus heliocentric system
Tycho Brahe, Denmark data collection
Johannes Kepler elliptical planetary
orbits
Galileo Galilei
B. The Natural WorldNeoplatonism
Marsilio FicinoPico della Mirandola
Hermes Trismegistus Paracelsus
rejects GalenRobert Boyle
Medical ScienceWilliam Harvey,
circulationVesalius, human anatomyLeeuwenhoek,
microscopeSir Isaac Newton.
three laws of motioncalculus universal gravitation
C. Science EnthronedSir Francis Bacon Rene Descartes
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II. Empires of GoodsHolland
entrepôtsBank of Amsterdamflyboats
Dutch Trade Routes, ca. 1650
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II. Empires of GoodsHolland
entrepôtsBank of Amsterdamflyboats
A. The Marketplace of the WorldLong-Distance Travel
Dutch, trilateral tradeNew Forms of Banking
Bank of Amsterdam, 1609 Giro Bank of England
B. Consumption Choices New Commodities
silk, porcelain, spices, coffee, tea Dutch: nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon,
pepper, silkEnglish: Chinese silk, Indian cottons
Sugar
African Slave TradeCrops: sugar, gold, silver, tobacco,
rice, indigo
C. Dutch MastersEighty Years’ War (1565–1648)
Baltic, East Indies
D. Mercantile OrganizationMercantilism
accumulation of bullion tariffs, monopolies, import quotas
The East India CompaniesJoint-stock company
Protective Trade Regulations. England, Navigation Acts Colbert, France’s Comptroller
Generalrestrictions on foreign traders
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III. The Wars of Commerce
A. The Mercantile Wars1652-1674, Dutch v. English
1664, Dutch lose New AmsterdamLouis XIV
1672, invades Low Countries
Treaty of Nijmegen (1678–1679) Dutch, France
B. The Wars of Louis XIVThe Balance of Power
1688, French seize Cologne> Nine Years’ War (1688–1697),
Louis XIV v. Grand Alliance of England,
France, and Austria
The War of the Spanish Succession (1702-14)
Louis XIV v. Leopold I of AustriaPrussia joins Grand AllianceBlenheim, Ramilles 1714, the Treaty of Utrecht
France under Louis XIV
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III. The Wars of Commerce
B. The Wars of Louis XIV The War of the Spanish Succession
(1702-14)Louis XIV v. Leopold I of AustriaPrussia joins Grand AllianceBlenheim, Ramilles 1714, the Treaty of Utrecht
War of the Spanish
Succession
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III. The Wars of Commerce
B. The Wars of Louis XIV
The War of the Spanish Succession (1702-1714)
Louis XIV v. Leopold I of Austria
Prussia joins Grand Alliance
Blenheim, Ramilles 1714, the Treaty of Utrecht
The Treaty of Utrecht
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III. The Wars of Commerce
C. The Colonial WarsSeven Years’ War (1756–1763)
The Peace of Paris (1763)
The Seven Years’ War
Death of Wolfe on the Plains of Abraham
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Week of 10/21Complete in-class activitiesQuiz: Friday, 10/21
Notes :1.View Bucholz lectures, 9-122.View The Scientist (Renaissance series)3.View Ascent of Money, Part I4.Read Baroque Art, (photocopies) Annotated Mona Lisa
and RemindersSat. Seminar, Nov. 19Sat. Seminar, Dec. 17
Mid-term Exam: Sat., Jan. 7
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1. Read Chapter 182. Complete 1 part of collaborative study
guide. 3. E-mail to designated coordinator, who
will provide specific instructions.