Question 1

What was the economic policy that emphasized national wealth through trade in the 17th century?

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mercantilism

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capitalism

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communism

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socialism

Question 2

What were Jonathan Harland's goals for investing in a voyage to Asia?

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securing exotic spices, silk, and precious gems

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exploring new lands

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fishing for rare fish

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selling European goods in Asia

Question 3

What was the name of Jonathan's ship?

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Voyager

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Explorer

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Adventurer

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Navigator

Question 4

What were the markets of Asia like when Jonathan arrived?

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sensory overload, filled with vibrant colors, intoxicating scents, and diverse languages

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odorless and silent

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quiet and empty

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dull and monochrome

Question 5

What did Jonathan exchange with local merchants in Asia for the Asian treasures?

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European goods like wool and metal tools

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jewelry and precious gems

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artifacts and antiques

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Asian spices and silk

Question 6

What was Jonathan's core strategy during his transactions in Asia?

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maximizing profit and fulfilling the mercantilist ideal of a trade surplus

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bartering for equal value

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trying to break even

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giving away goods for free

Question 7

What were the adversities Jonathan faced on his return journey to Europe?

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near-mutiny and scarce provisions

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smooth sailing and luxurious accommodations

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friendly encounters and plentiful food

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perfect weather and abundant supplies

Question 8

How were Jonathan's exotic goods received in Europe?

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sold for a fortune, establishing his reputation as a master trader

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ignored by the merchants

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cheaply bought and discarded

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unsold and unpopular

Question 9

What did Jonathan's successful venture underscore about mercantilism?

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profit through trade and the accumulation of national wealth

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loss through trade and bankruptcy

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barter instead of trade

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destruction of national wealth

Question 10

What did Jonathan's story represent in an era dominated by mercantile aspirations?

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an inspiration to traders and an embodiment of mercantilism

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a celebration of exploration

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a story of failure and defeat

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a cautionary tale about trade

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