Journal of the First Voyage of Vasco da Gama to India, 1497−1499Īfrican involvement in the Spice Trade was minimal before Vasco da Gama’s journey around the Cape of Good Hope. Syphilis and Popular (Renaissance) Culture.People with Crowns Ate Fruits with Crowns: The Royal Pineapple.The Portrayal of Black Identity in Casta Painting.A Double-Edged Drum: The Power of the Drum from Africa to America.
Cacao’s Connection to Christianity and Its Roots as Currency.Hoist the Colors High: A Life Under the Jolly Roger.Cloves and African Involvement in the Early Modern Spice Trade.Vigée-Lebrun and Female Artists in Enlightenment France.Klapmuts with Flowering Plants and Auspicious Objects.Music and Theology: Martin Luther’s “Deutsche Messe”.Inoculation and Marginalization: How Smallpox Was Eradicated in Western Europe.The Function and Connotation of Swine in the Sixteenth Century.Black Drink and Native American Alcohol Use.Jews, Coffeehouses, and the Enlightenment.The Ming Robe that (sort of) Made it to Canada.Join us for a tour of Europe and beyond, 1450-1799. Fourteen students from the Fordham Honors program present their original research and interpretations of twenty-eight objects, artifacts, or commodities that changed Early Modern History.
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