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What directly increased cultural interaction between nations?
Development of trade routes.
How do factors such as war trade migration and invention affect cultural change?
how do factors such as trade, war, migration, and inventions affect cultural change?
How did trade and other peaceful cultural interaction influence the cultural development of civilization in the eastern and western hemisphere 2200-250 BCE?
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What influence did the Mongols have on Eurasian trade and cultural integration?
Mongolia was a trade route to china. They had a large part in trade going both ways (Back,and fourth.)
How does trade encourage affect cultural diffusion?
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How is Swahili an example of cultural interaction?
It is an example of cultural diffusion because it was created with the blending of Arabic and the Bantu language. The Arabs arrived in Africa by trade routes between East Africa and Arabia, Persia, and India.
How did trade affect the coastal cultural of East Africa?
Nathu la pass
Regional trade greatly impacts cultural change by causing regular interaction between nations In what year did regional trade start to significantly increase?
1992 i hate study island and my fat as teacher.. Mrs mccance..
How did trade affect culture in mesoamerica?
Trade in Mesoamerica facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and technologies, leading to cultural diffusion and the enrichment of societies. Items like cacao, obsidian, and pottery were traded, influencing art, food, and rituals. This interaction helped create a diverse and interconnected Mesoamerican world.
How did trade affect European navigation?
how did trade affect european navigation they affect because Asia affect
What did trade and interaction in villages result in?
monotheism
How did the Himalayan Mountains affect the diffusion of culture among the people in the neighboring regions?
The Himalayan Mountains acted as a natural barrier, limiting direct interaction and cultural exchange between people on either side. This geographical feature made travel and communication difficult, resulting in distinct cultural developments in the regions surrounding the mountains. Over time, trade routes were established that facilitated cultural diffusion, allowing for the exchange of ideas, goods, and beliefs between different groups.
