Marco Polo

Marco Polo

• a 13th century traveler and storyteller

• a famous writer who was imprisoned in Genoa

• a ruler in ancient China and other countries of Asia

• someone who speaks for a country's government to keep good relations with other countries

merchant

• a person whose job is buying and selling things

• a person who directs and monitors the course of a ship or plane

• a person who speaks for a country's government to keep ggod relations with other countries

• a ruler in ancient China and other countries of Asia

When something is Genoese, it relates to _______________ or its people

Cities in Italy

• Venice and Venetian

• Genoa

  and Venice

• Rustichello

  and Kublai Khan

• Beijing and Hormuz

A trip, usually taken by ship

• navigation

• merchant

• translator

• voyage

_____________ is doubt or unbelief about whether something is true

This word is used when comparing one thing with another thing. It means comparatively or somewhat.

• extensively

• relatively

• completely

• rarely

when you accompany someone, you

• ask them to leave you alone

• bother them

• go along with them

• punch them in the nose

When you bring something into being, or you cause it to grow or become more advanced

• translate

• navigate

• accompany

• develop

What is the name of the trade routes that Marco Polo and his family traveled in the 15th century?

• Shangtu

• Beijing

• the Silk Road

• the summer court