HIST2F90: Money & Power in the Atlantic World Main Menu Syllabus 2024-25 How to Succeed in this Course 2024-25 Academic Integrity 2024/25 Term 1 - Assignment 1 2024/5 Term 1 - Assignment 2 2024/25 Term 2 - Short Assignment Options Winter 2025 Term 2 - Final Assignments Winter 2025 Module 1. The Pre-Modern West Overview of Module One Rulers and Subjects (1) Traditional Authority Rulers and Subjects (2) Competing Reformations Agricultural Revolutions Understanding Debates amongst Historians (2024/5) How to Read Early Modern Texts: Component Parts and Transcriptions 2024/25 Europe's Empires Expand 2024/5 Early Modern Africa 2024/5 The Columbian Exchange 2024/5 The Slave Trade 2024-25 Module 3. Conflicting Worlds Indigenous North American Cultures 2024/5 Missionaries 2024/5 Visualizing History 2024/25 Settler Colonialism The Seven Years War Britain, France, and Several Indigenous Nations Fight for their Place in North America Settler-Indigenous Treaties What was negotiated in Britain's colonial era treaties with Indigenous peoples? Consumer Societies and Commercial Expansion The expanding consumer and commercial worlds of 18th-century British America The Practice of Slavery How was slavery supported and maintained in the 18th and 19th centuries? Winter 2025 Module 4. Revolutions The American Revolution The French Revolution 2024-5 The Haitian Revolution 2024-5 Canada's Revolution 2024/25 Module 5. The Early Liberal Era Abolition 2024/25 Work and Freedom M. Driedger, D. Samson, and T. Tattersall

Module 2. Colonial Expansion

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Big questions for the Module

What were the main reasons for European Expansion in the early modern era? And what were the consequences of this expansion?

Contents of this path:

  1. Europe's Empires Expand
  2. Early Modern Africa
  3. The Slave Trade

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