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23. Transoceanic Encounters and Global Connections

23-1 Study the following informational resources.
Take good notes in your learning journal, and maintain a list of new words and terms.

• Chapter Outline
• Overview
• Use this search box to expand your understanding of new words and terms.

23-2 Expand your experience with this topic by studying the following Web resources.

• Primary Source Links
• Contexts and Connections
• Internet Activity 1
  Internet Activity 2
  

23-3 Relax a bit with this little educational pastime.

• Who Am I? Game

23-4 Use these tests to see how much you've learned.
Write out completely your answers to short essay and essay-type questions. Be sure to work toward real understanding, and not toward some artificial numerical goal.

• Essay Quiz
• Interactive Map Quiz
• Matching Exercise
• Multiple Choice Quiz
• Study Questions

This is an academic course that is intended for advanced secondary and postsecondary studies.

Acknowledgments

The content of this study guide is based upon resources provided free to the public by McGraw-Hill Higher Education. The book is Bently & Zieger, Traditions and Encounters, 3/e.

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