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Trade Routes Notes

1. Why were regional trading patterns important about 1500 a.d.? The exchange of products and ideas

2. What technological and scientific advancements were exchanged by about 1500 a.d. (c.e.)? Paper, compass, silk, porcelain (China) Textiles (India) Numeral system, astronomy, mathematics, medicine (Middle East)

3. What products were traded on the Silk Routes? Paper, compass, silk, porcelain

4. What products were traded on Trans-Saharan routes? Gold, salt

5. What products were traded on South China Sea routes? Spices

6. What products were traded on Indian Ocean routes? Spices, textiles

7. What products were traded on European routes? Products and ideas from Asia

Northern European Baltic/Black Sea Trade Routes Northern European Trade Routes Northern European Trade Routes (Sea and River) Silk Road Southeast Asian Trade Trans-Saharan Trade Routes Indian Ocean Trade Routes (Also Maritime)