His 2560, EIU FA 2012, Newton KeyVermeer’s Seventeenth-Century Worlds (revised). (15% final grade, 5 pp., typed, double-spaced, and referencedusing Chicago Manual of Style/Turabian foot or endnotes, see guide at http://ux1.eiu.edu/~nekey/citate.htm). Due18/19 October (see below). Use a variety of primary sources (paintings, woodcuts, print) to show seventeenth-century Europeans’ views (primarily that of the English for ease of language) of the trade and use of Porcelain,Tobacco, Maps/Printing, Fur, OR Silver and their impact on “the global world” of the seventeenth century as shownin specific chapters of Timothy Brook’s Vermeer’s Hat (as below). Your essay should include discussion of globalrelations between Western Europe and one other region.Each essay should use1. McKay et. al. textbook (evidence and at least one quote)2. Brook’s Hat (several quotes). 3. Four contemporary (pre-1700) illustrations, includinga. One pre-1700 map4. One pre-1700 engraving (e.g. from a book; map/printing group can replace with another map)a. One pre-1700 painting5. One contemporary (from EEBO) travel book or description (about 15 pp; if less use two)The European painting of the period, etc. should relate to the region(s) and/or subject covered in your Brook, Hatchapter. Use Brook and McKay to discuss global connections regarding the subject [a starting point is in brackets]focusing on the 17 century. Compare and contrast your images/assessment with what Brook discovers focusing onthone of his chapters.Related readings:6 Sept. Brook, ch. 3, “A Dish of Fruit”; Spices & Tea (McKay, 356-357 & 368-369)13 Sept. Brook, ch. 5, “School for Smoking”; Hürrem & Ottoman Travelers & Tobacco (McKay, 594, 598,604-605); Vermeer’s Worlds pre-assignment due20 Sept. Brook, ch. 4, “Geography Lessons”4 Oct. Brook, ch. 2, “Vermeer’s Hat”; Columbus, First Voyage & Silver (McKay, 472-473 & 482–483)9 Oct. Brook, ch. 6, “Weighing Silver”; Royal Power in England (McKay, 514)11 Oct. Candide, ch. 1; Vermeer’s Worlds Group Reports (Porcelain, Tobacco, Maps/Printing, Fur,Silver) [May continue to 16 Oct.]Discussion Leader Presentations: Five-minute with a Powerpoint which should include:a. A title (incorporating your subject, global history, and your Brook chapter), and names of the presentersb. At least one primary source/contemporary picture (can be an author’s portrait, an engraving relatedor illustrative of the document, a screen shot of the title page of an original pamphlet, statute, etc.),with citation and date (or attempt to date) [19 -century recreation is NOT a primary source for ourthperiod; but a 17 century painting illustrative of your subject IS a primary source]thc. At least one primary source/contemporary map, with citationd. One quote from a primary source (such as from EEBO) with citation (and be able to note how itrelates to yyour subject/Brook)e. At least two quotes from Brook that you find relevant or interesting (and be able to discuss why)i. One from a primary source that Brook quotesii. One from Brook himselff. Contextual information (from McKay or other historians) with citationiii. One quote from McKayg. At least two questions about the Brook chapter for the class (one that is clearly answerable fromthe quotes given; another that is more subjective or speculative)h. Sources used page[12 Powerpoint slides max; Each member of group needs to present hard copy of material NOT used]Thurs., 18 Oct. Vermeer’s Worlds paper due [Papers submitted after noon, 19 Oct., deducted ½ grade per1/3 day; Thus, submitted 1 pm, Friday a B would be B-, 1 pm Saturday would be C, etc. Note change]Group PresentationsHis 2560, EIU FA 2012, Newton Key6 Sept. Brook, ch. 3, “A Dish of Fruit”1. Nicole Burlingame 2. Natasha Shadden3. Gabriela Marisela 4. Kaleb Frahm13 Sept. Brook, ch. 5, “School for Smoking”1. Bob Beuck 2. Alex Shick3. Laurie Laya 4. Will Beltran20 Sept. Brook, ch. 4, “Geography Lessons”1.Alex Boyd 2.Ryan Berkshire3. Ross Olson 4. Alex Blaylock4 Oct. Brook, ch. 2, “Vermeer’s Hat”1. Riley Westendorf2 Selma Smajlovic 3. Rachel Follmer9 Oct. McKay, ch. 17; Brook, ch. 6, “Weighing Silver”1 Tim Oliver. 2.Steve Langyher3. Dylan Merritt 4. Michael