On the Water - Living in the Atlantic World, 1450-1800: Web of Connections - The Diigo Meta page

• 16 Nov 09
  

  Matt Becker

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• 13 Nov 09
  

  Aaron Shaw

  "Thousands of ships carried explorers, merchants, and migrants from Europe to the Americas."

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  After 1500, a web of maritime trade linked Western Europe, Africa, and the Americas. Thousands of ships carried explorers, merchants, and migrants from Europe to the Americas. They also transported millions of enslaved men and women from Africa. Vessels bound back to Europe carried gold, silver, sugar, tobacco, rice, and other cargoes, along with returning travelers. Every crossing brought new encounters between people, customs, and ways of life, ultimately creating entirely new cultures in the Americas. The maritime web connected the lives of millions of people on both sides of the Atlantic.

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• 16 Aug 09
  

  Bonnie Meyer

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• 04 Jun 09
  

  Crista Anderson

  Thousands of ships carried explorers, merchants, and migrants from Europe to the Americas. They also transported millions of enslaved men and women from Africa. Vessels bound back to Europe carried gold, silver, sugar, tobacco, rice, and other cargoes, along with returning travelers. Every crossing brought new encounters between people, customs, and ways of life, ultimately creating entirely new cultures in the Americas. The maritime web connected the lives of millions of people on both sides of the Atlantic.
  
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