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1 Mulberry Trees and Silk Worms BY: ANIYAH JONES

2 The Europeans had to get permission from Tomochichi the Yamacraw tribe leader to settle on Yamacraw Bluff located in Savannah, Ga.

3 Once the settled they had to clear all of the land.

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5 Once they cleared the land they started to create farms with mulberry trees and grape vineyards.

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8 Globalization  Producing silk was done through out the world during this time period.  Today many places like Asia, the United States, and India are examples of where silk is produced.  Silk is used in many products like clothing, furniture, and interior home décor. (i.e. curtains)  Grapes are almost in every country today  They are enjoyed as snacks, prepared in meals, and used to make wine throughout the world.

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