The World in 1500.

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The World in 1500

World Population in 1500 World Population in 2010

Top 10 Cities in 1500

Silk Road– Only the RED

The Silk Road

Silk Road Spanning from the Pacific Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea Used to trade: Chinese Silk Porcelain Spices Paper Fruit Jade IDEAS

Maritime Trade Route-Blue

Maritime Trade Routes Along to coasts of Africa, Middle East & Asia Used to trade: Spices: Cinnamon & Clove

Trans-Saharan routes across North Africa

Trans-Saharan Routes Spanning across North Africa Providing: Gold Salt Also trading: Products from the other trade routes

Northern European links with the Black Sea

Mediterranean Sea & Black Sea Routes

N. Europe to Black Sea All across Europe to the Black and Caspian Seas Trading: Textiles Products from Asia, Africa & Europe

Western European sea and river trade

Forth Trent Shannon Thames Elbe Oder Rhine Seine Danube Loire Rhone Po Danube Arno Ebro Tagus Tiber

W. European Sea Routes From the Black Sea to the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean to the North Sea Trading: Products and Ideas from the other routes

South China Sea and lands of Southeast Asia

South China Sea Trade

S. China Sea Routes Sea of Asia, crossing with the Maritime Trade Routes Trading: Spices