This resource focuses on China's economic dominance in 1750, particularly through the analysis of trade data involving tea and silk exports and silver inflows. Students will explore the significance of China's goods, such as tea, which had a high demand in Europe, and silk, a luxury fabric sought after by the wealthy. The document provides insights into the trading practices of the time, noting the influx of silver coins paid to China in exchange for these items. It includes a 'See-Think-Wonder' activity promoting critical thinking about the reasons behind the international demand for Chinese goods. Additionally, it features various activities aimed at calculating trade figures and visualizing the movement of goods, illustrating China's economic pull and dominance in the 18th century.