1500 as a Turning Points: The Birth of Globalization - The Problem of Culture
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Why did societies pull back from too much cultural connection?
Which mutual influences did persist?
- Ottomon conquests allowed new conversions in the Balkans.
- Christianity gained on the heels of European conquest and commerce.
- Missionaries gained considerable success in Latin America and ultimately among imported African slaves.
What family behaviour belonged to Christianity?
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How did Europe influence the culture of India?
- European painting styles and even fashion had some impact among the upper classes in Mughal India, and the name "Mary" even caught on for many Indian girls.
- European influence brought some Christian conversions to Japan, though these were later attacked.
What were Europeans valued for?
How were Asian societies regarded as?
How did Japan deal with European cultures?
They professed fear of potential Spanish influence (based on their knowledge of the colonization of the Philippines) and related Catholic interference in Japanese culture.
They also sought to protect the established feudal social order from the disruption that would come with uncontrolled access to European guns.
How did Chinese authorities deal with Christian missionaries?
How did Ottoman rulers deal with European cultures?
What was Russia's relation to Western Europe?
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