SAT World History: Other Global Regions

a rapid consolidation and urbanization among Zulu tribesmen. a series of negotiations and deals with British colonial officials. an importation of new forms of livestock to existing cattle herds. a complete reformation of military regimentation among Zulu tribesmen. a shift from herding to farming for agricultural stock. English settlers. Xhosa tribes. Indian immigrants. Zulu tribes. Dutch settlers. Brazil and Portugal The United States and China The United States and Mexico Brazil and the Caribbean Mexico and the Caribbean The Ethiopians The Ayyubids The Malinese The Zulu The Boers Twentieth Nineteenth Eighteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth The greatest West African kingdoms arose in this period due to the introduction of firearms Millions of able-bodied people were taken from Africa as slaves, contributing to societal collapse All of these were effects of the exchange on Africa None of these were effects of the exchange on Africa New World crops were introduced to Africa, transforming agriculture there prevented foreigners from having major dealings with Japanese society. expanded naval capacity for maritime military campaigns. only dealt with other Asian countries such as Korea and China, but no Western governments. opened Japanese society to foreign influences such as Christianity. encouraged rapid industrialization and militarization among Japanese society. Korea Japan Russia India China Britain and Japan China and France China and Britain China and Japan Britain and France Bushido Sikhism Jingoism Chivalry Taoism