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UNIT 3 : Global Interactions (1200-1650)
10-24-7 METHOD: HOW DO I KNOW YOU ARE STUDYING THESE NOTES? (EVIDENCE). WORLD HISTORY STUDY GUIDE. unit 3 : Global Interactions (1200-1650). In the years from 1200 through 1650, groups from various parts of the world came into contact with one another. In East Asia, cultural exchange occurred among China, Korea, and Japan. The Mongols established a vast empire that stretched from China westward into Europe. Over time, overland and sea trade routes linked more and more of the world and encouraged diffusion between the East and the West. In Europe, Global Interactions led to a new type of economy, based on money, and a new middle class. New ways of thinking emerged, in which old authority was questioned.
10-24-7 method: how do i know you are studying these notes? (evidence) highlight – underline - circle vocabulary – chunking – *asterisks / stars* – question marks??? number of sentences in summary = number of questions in notes
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