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Silk, Sea, and Sand Roads

Silk, Sea, and Sand Roads. AP World Mr. Colden Fall 2013. Chapter Intro. Why was trade significant? altered consumption encouraged specialization diminished economic self-sufficiency of local societies traders often became a distinct social group sometimes was a means of social mobility

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Commerce & Culture 500-1500 Sea Roads: The Indian Ocean

Commerce & Culture 500-1500 Sea Roads: The Indian Ocean. AP World History Notes Chapter 8. Sea Exchange. Nothing new Begins with Mediterranean Sea trade Participants = Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans Italian city of Venice = major center of commerce. Sea Exchange. Begins with Red Sea trade

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Commerce & Culture 500-1500 Sea Roads: The Indian Ocean

Commerce & Culture 500-1500 Sea Roads: The Indian Ocean. AP World History Notes Chapter 8. Sea Exchange. Nothing new Begins with Mediterranean Sea trade Participants = Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans Italian city of Venice = major center of commerce. Sea Exchange. Begins with Red Sea trade

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Warm Up- February 14

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