Networks of Exchange APWH St#2

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Overland trade between Europe to Asia on the Silk Road increased with the revival of commercial cities, such as Samarkand, along the way.

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the revival of commercial cities, such as Samarkand, along the way.

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The lines on the map below illustrate which of the following?
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Spread of Hinduism,
Spread of Christianity,
Extent of trade routes,
Seasonal migrations of nomads

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Extent of trade routes

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The passage above best illustrates which of the following? Options: Muslims’ examination of their own cultural and economic decline after the Crusades, The debt the Arab world owed Europe for preserving Arab scientific knowledge and cultural history, The reason European industrial expertise far surpassed that of the Arab world, The effects of interregional contact on the development of European culture and technology

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The effects of interregional contact on the development of European culture and technology

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the spread of the beliefs and social activities of one culture to different ethnicities, religions, nationalities, etc.

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Cultural Diffusion

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In 1453, the Byzantine Empire fell to the Ottomans, who closed the Western end of the Silk Road to European Trade. It could be said that this led to

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The Age of Discovery (to find a new route to the Far East)

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Zheng He

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Ambassador and Explorer for China in the early 1300s

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a seasonal prevailing wind in the region of South and Southeast Asia,

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Monsoon

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Which of the following was NOT one of the important items traded in the Trans-Saharan Trade Route: Gold, Salt, Camels, Slaves?

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Camels

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Mansu Musa visit to the East caused quite the stir because ...

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he spent so much gold the value of went down

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What's the big deal about Lateen Sail or triangular shaped sails?

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Allows sailors to tack into the wind