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Trade Routes

Trans-Arabic Who was involved? Mode of Transportation Sassanid Empire Arabia Byzantine Empire Mode of Transportation Camel caravans What was exchanged? Exchange Items to discuss: East Asia - silk, gems, dyes, cotton cloth Arabia- incense, spices Southwest Asia - wool, gold, silver

Trans-Arabic Societal Impacts Became a hub for international trade Spread of Islam and ideals throughout various areas of Asia, Africa, and Europe Begin using coins as means of exchange

Silk Roads Mongols expand empire to East Asia, open trade Who was involved? China India Persia and Central Asia Europe Mode of transportation Camels Other pack animals What was exchanged? Exchange Items to discuss: Asia - silk, porcelain, spices, precious woods, gems Europe - wool cloth, gold, silver

Silk Roads Societal Impacts Disease Cultural Diffusion Paper Buddhism

Mediterranean Who was involved? Cairo, Constantinople, Alexandria, Venice, Genoa, North Africa Mode of Transportation By Sea Galleys - Boats with rowers Overland Caravans with pack animals What was exchanged? Exchange Items to Discuss: Europe - wool and linen cloth, wine, metal North Africa - wool Asia - spices, fruit, cloth

Mediterranean Societal Impacts Mathematics & Astronomy From Southwest Asia to Europe Wealth from North Africa

Trans-Saharan Who was involved? Mode of Transportation North Africa West Africa Mali Mode of Transportation Camel Caravans What was exchanged? Exchange Items to Discuss: North Africa - cloth, salt, horses, guns West Africa - gold, dyed cloth, leather goods, slaves

Trans-Saharan Berbers Spread of Islam throughout northern Africa Civil wars Beginnings of slave trade

Indian Ocean Who was involved? Mode of Transportation China India East Africa Southeast Asia Arabia Mode of Transportation Dhows What was exchanged? Exchange Items to discuss: Asia - porcelain, silk, jewelry, cotton East Africa - ivory, gold, tortoiseshell, leopard skins, salves

Indian Ocean Societal Impacts Growth of cosmopolitan cities Increase of cultural tolerance Lateen Sail Astrolabe