The Silk Road LT: I can create a definition for what the Silk Road was and analyze a video introducing key concepts about the Silk Road.

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The Silk Road LT: I can create a definition for what the Silk Road was and analyze a video introducing key concepts about the Silk Road.

What is the Silk Road? Name given to the vast network trade routes between the Mediterranean Sea and East Asia. Land and water routes covered more than 4,600 miles In use from about the 2 nd century BCE to the 15 th and 16 th centuries CE BCE – Before Common Era (instead of BC) CE – Common Era (instead of AD)

Why the ‘Silk Road’? Scholars say the Romans first encountered silk on a campaign against the Parthians in 53 BC. Couldn’t have been produced by the Parthians Learned that it came from the east. Silk became very popular in Rome for its soft texture and beauty. Romans explored the route east and to try to obtain silk for a low price. The trade route to the East primarily used by the Romans to obtain silk, although they also prized other goods.

Commodities What is a commodity? Write a definition based off of your previous knowledge. Dictionary definition: an article of trade or commerce, especially a product as distinguished from a service. Write this new definition in your own words

Commodities Silk was not the only product traded along the land and water routes. To name just a few: From the East: furs, ceramics, jade, bronze, lacquer and iron. From the West: gold and other precious metals, ivory, gems, and glass. Also new ideas, religions, medical knowledge, scientific and technological innovations.

Commodities Merchants did not lead their caravans across the whole route They would transport their goods between two commercial centers Would then sell them to other merchants

Driven by 3 Factors Silk Road trade routes were driven by three main factors: 1. Desire for profit 2. Fascination with the exotic 3. Way to enhance the political power of a society.

Desire for Profit In what ways do you think people could profit from trade along the Silk Road? Write at least 2 bullet points in your journal. Selling unique goods to people not familiar with them could provide more income than selling the goods locally Sell for a higher price and demand was higher Middlemen along the route would profit by the transport of goods. Sell for a higher price than they bought it for.

Fascination with the Exotic How do you think the Silk Road provided contact with the exotic? The Silk Road provided a route for items to travel long distances to places where the items were not available. Example: Silk was exotic to Europeans and Middle Easterners. Amber and opium were exotic to the Chinese

Enhance the political power of a society How might a society enhance their political power by use of the Silk Road? Provided an easy route for soldiers to invade other territories without having to make their own paths

CrashCourse: The Silk Road Watch the CrashCourse! As you watch, answer the note sheet. After the video, discuss as a small group to share answers you may have missed. Whole class share