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Unit 3 Notebook: Part 2

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WORLDHISTORY PROJECT1200/ LESSON3.9CLOSERUNIT 3NOTEBOOK: PART 2Unless otherwise noted, this work is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Credit: “Unit 3 Notebook: Part 2”, OER Project, https://www.oerproject.com/1PurposeReview the key conceptsof the unit and see how your thinking has changed from the beginning to the end of the unit. ProcessAnswer the questions below, and then review your answers from Unit 3Notebook (in Lesson 3.1)tosee how your understanding has changed.QuestionResponseHow has your understanding changed?How did transoceanic connections transform communities in Europe, Africa, and the Americas?To what extent can the Columbian Exchange be considered one of the most important turning points in history?
WORLDHISTORY PROJECT 1200/ LESSON 3.9CLOSERUNIT 3NOTEBOOK: PART 22QuestionResponseHow has your understanding changed?What were the impacts of the Columbian Exchange for people living in different regions and social classes around the world? Why and how were the impacts similar and different?In what ways did societies across the world develop both similarities and differences during this period of increasing global interconnectivity?How did European oceanic empires grow more powerful from 1450 to 1750?