What kind of changes were transforming the societies of the West African Igbo and the North American Iroquois as the 15th century unfolded?What kinds of changes were transforming the societies of the West African Igbo and the North American Iroquois as the 15th century unfolded? Farming village societies - productivity made larger populations. Rival city-states emerged ruled by kings who performed both religious and political functions West Africa.
In what different ways did the people of the fifteenth century interact with one another?They interacted through webs of empire, large-scale political systems that brought together a variety of culturally different peoples; through webs of religion that linked far-flung peoples; and through long-established patterns of trade among peoples occupying different environments and producing different goods.
Which of the following was a feature of the modern era in the centuries after 1500?Which of the following was a feature of the modern era in the centuries after 1500? Technological innovation began a period of rapid growth beginning in 1500.
What predictions about the future might a global traveler in the fifteenth century have reasonably made?What predictions about the future might a global traveler in the fifteenth century have reasonably made? - He may predict that the religions of Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam would grow and spread. - That China, India, Europe, and the Islamic civilizations or empires would expand and develop more.
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