Cause and Effects of the Silk Road '23

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Samarkand and Kashgar benefited from the Silk Road

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by becoming powerful new trading cities

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Effects of Silk Roads growth:

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All of the Above

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Mongols facilitated trade by making the Silk Roads safer with soldiers protecting merchants and travelers.

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Making the Silk Roads safer by using Mongol soldiers to protect the merchants and travelers.

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Factors causing city growth in Afro-Eurasia (1000–1450):

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Increased interregional trade

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Animals that transported goods along the Silk Road:

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Camels

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Silk Road Trade Route: The Mongol government enforced laws and respected merchants' roles.

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CAUSE

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Silk Road Trade Route: Creation of the Hanseatic League

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EFFECT

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Efficiency of the Silk Road: Travelers learned to travel in caravans and created saddles for more weight.

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CAUSE

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Samarkand and Kashgar: CAUSE or EFFECT of Silk Road Trade Route efficiency?

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EFFECT

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Impact of the Mongol Empire on trade expansion: conquered Abbasid Caliphate in 1258, controlled China in the 14th century. Which khans?

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Hulegu and Kublai