Week #2

During the second week we talked about colonization. The Europeans wanted to be close to the Indian Ocean Trade network so they took advantage of the sea roads. But China had no need to expand because they were such a high developed country. Since the rejection, the Europeans dug deeper and found the "Native Americas" They wanted to be in the trading post empire so they fled to the Filipines; because they found them weak. They did not have a strong military and a somewhat unorganized government. They had a government that consisted of a lot of small governments. Spain made it easy of the Filipinos. The Filipinos did everything they would in their everyday life before, but it would just be under different ruling. The Europeans were successful because they conquered the Filipines but they also accomplished being apart of the Indian Ocean Trade Network.

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