'Land routes' presentation slideshows

The information provided by the map indicates that in 1280 the Mongols controlled

The information provided by the map indicates that in 1280 the Mongols controlled areas of Africa, Asia, and Europe (2) territory from eastern China to eastern Europe (3) Japan and Korea (4) all of Asia.

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Chapter 1 Section 2

Journal: Make a list of the major nations of western Europe today. Which of them do you think were important in the fifteenth century. Which ones likely made contact with the Native Americans?. Chapter 1 Section 2. The European World. Key Concepts:.

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Early Exploration

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Ephesians

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Gupta, Tamil kingdoms in southern India traded actively by sea

Sea Trade. Growth of Trade. Gupta, Tamil kingdoms in southern India traded actively by sea Indian sailors used seasonal winds to reach foreign markets across Arabian Sea Sea trade also between India and Southeast Asia Played key role in cultural diffusion of Indian culture.

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SS Chapter 4 Newcomers Arrive

SS Chapter 4 Newcomers Arrive. Study Guide. Vocabulary Terms. Colony a settlement ruled by another country Expedition journey made for a special reason Missions religious settlements Conquistador The name given to any Spanish explorer who c conquered land for Spain Vaqueros cowhands

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Advances in Transportation

Advances in Transportation . By Philip Arnold. Turnpikes. The rapid increase of goods being produced created a larger demand for trade. Entrepreneurs created turnpikes, which are roads that require a fee to be used.

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Impact of Trade

Impact of Trade. Coach Grgurich Unit 4B. Trade Routes & Products.

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The Silk Road

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SILK ROAD

SILK ROAD. China. What is it?.

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