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    Global Commerce

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    South America‚ Central America‚ West Africa‚ East Africa‚ the South Pacific‚ the Indian Ocean‚ Ming China‚ and Mongol-dominated Asia. South America’s trade networks travel North to South along the Pacific Coast and through fifteen thousand miles of roads connecting the coastal trade to the inland along Andes Mountains. All trade routes are controlled by Incan rulers. South America’s diverse land‚ encouraged product differentiation‚ while the Inca’s large population assisted in efficient productivity

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    social rise shifts him from predominantly producing to predominantly consuming‚ and to the the addictive pleasures of a more culturally marked set of activities. The acquisition of wealth infuses Wang Lung’s world with increasing signs of chineseness: silk garments‚ polygamy and concubinage‚ opium‚ culinary delicacies‚ bonded female servants‚ and a generally increasing hierarchization of gender relations. In their early peasant existence‚ Wang Lung and O-lan have a marriage that is‚ despite its obvious

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    The Song Chinese founded neo-Confucianism by once again restoring Confucian learning and civil service exam. The protection of the silk routes caused trade to flourish‚ improving the economy. Also‚ the Song maintained the structures built by its predecessors‚ preserving and utilizing the when needed. The Song also advancing the technology introduced projectile weapons including flamethrowers

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    (which was on the caravan route to China) and remained there for 3 years. Thereafter‚ in 1263‚ joining the Persian envoys‚ they made their way to visit the Mongol Emperor Kublai Khan in Shangdu (near present Beijing). To arrive there‚ they traveled the Silk Route via Samar Qand‚ the Northern Tibetan desert and the Mongolian Steppes. Upon their arrival‚ Kublai Khan commissioned them to return with 100 missionaries to convert his nation to Christianity in opposition to the threatening Islamic armies.

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    Pak-China economic partnership The relationship between Pakistan and China is a geopolitical cornerstone for both countries. The solidarity between us and the unanimity of views that we demonstrate is unmatched by any relationship between two sovereign states. The strategic partnership between our two countries is the bedrock of all other partnerships. Sometimes it is said that economic relationship does not match the depth of our strategic proximity. The leadership on both sides has taken a conscious

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    Han China differed from Gupta India politically‚ developing a strong bureaucratic system while India allowed local rulers to stay in control‚ but the Guptas focused more on trade and made more intellectual achievements than China‚ especially in mathematics. They established empires that were successful‚ but also distinct in their own ways. Although these two civilizations were notably different politically‚ economically‚ and intellectually‚ both were successful in bringing prosperity to their empires

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    Change and Continuity Over Time: Silk Road Research Paper Between 1 and 1450 CE‚ the Silk Road‚ which was made during Han China‚ was one of the most useful trade networks that greatly impacted and connected regions of Eastern Asia to the Mediterranean in the West. It did not just introduce ideas‚ but spread diseases‚ such as Measles and the Plague‚ as well. Although the changes of the Silk Road do not meet the number of the continuities‚ it did contribute

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    have a better food supply. The Han Dynasty also had the first roads‚ canals‚ and bridges. Another‚ achievement was bringing back of the civil service exam. The major reasons why this empire collapsed were because rich people took over poor ones‚ people got greedy and selfish‚ it became too big so controlling it was very difficult. Other reasons include large land owners didn’t have to pay tax‚ there wasn’t any royalty for emperors‚ and roads were not cared for. In our past‚ civilizations have experience

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    like corn and tobacco to Europe. The people in Europe sent things such as livestock‚ oats‚ and barley to the New World. The animals that were shipped overseas brought diseases that decimated the native American population in the Americas. This outbreak was caused due to the fact that the natives were not previously exposed to the diseases so they were extremely susceptible to them. Later in time‚ triangle trade was initiated. This trade pattern was influenced and facilitated heavily by the increasing

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    these Africans and enslaving them‚ the Europeans sent them over to the Americas and forced them to complete manual labor. On the way to the Americas‚ the Africans often died in the process of trying to become immune to European diseases; the Europeans would force these diseases onto them in order to make the rest of the population immune. On the way to and in America‚ the slaves were harshly beaten and were wrongly treated for the reason that they looked differently than the Europeans did. Once in America

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