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1 Quaestio : How did the Indian Ocean Trade Network create more connection and cultural diffusion throughout Africa and Asia Nunc Agenda : How did Monsoons make the Indian Ocean Trade Network possible?

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12 World Map of Al-Idrisi Arab Geographer from Norman Italy

13 World Map of Al-Idrisi Arab Geographer from Norman Italy

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