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The silk was a common term in Europe for the trade routes that led by land to and from?
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What is the land mass of the European union?
Europe
Why did the trade increase during the crusades?
During the Crusades, land was being fought over and won by Europe. With these territorial conquests, the Europeans won many parts of different lands. Such land gave them Muslim contact, allowing new ideas and cultures to spread; cultural diffusion. This increased Europe's trading ways with the Middle East and also, indirectly, weakening the feudal system. Your Welcome :)
Why did trade become more popular than land trade?
it was a lot easier to go trhu the mediterranean to get from italy to.... lets say egypt than going overland. also theres a lot of mountains in central europe, boats would be a easier way to trade than crossing alps and apenines.
Who did the tiguas trade with?
The Tiguas Indians traded with Texas. They traded land.
How has the economic structure of Europe changed since the industrial revolution?
it changed by the land.
The Silk Road was a common term in Europe for the trade routes that led by land to and from .?
The Americas
How does Europe's shape affect its trade with other countries?
Europe's elongated shape allows for easy access to coastal trade routes, facilitating trade with other continents. Additionally, Europe's central location provides a strategic advantage for trade between Asia, Africa, and the Americas. The dense network of rivers and land routes in Europe further support trade by facilitating transportation of goods across the continent.
What were the major problems in trading with the far east in 1400?
The trade between Europe and the Far East was difficult and expensive,Goods had to travel long routes over both land and sea.The land on the trade routes was controlled by Muslims who charged high tolls for sale crossing.
How were the Saharan trade routes different from the silk road?
Trans-Saharan trade routes were primarily land based, the Silk road was both land and sea.
What is the path on land or water to a market?
Trade routes
How did the Arabian peninsula geography allow Muslims to dominate trade along the Indian ocean?
Its central location gave Muslim traders access to both land and sea routes between Europe and Asia.
Was it safe to trade in the trading routes?
No. Trade routes through water were dangerous (pirates, storms, etc.) Trade routes through land were also dangerous...usually due to extreme conditions (dessert, etc.)
Why was constantiople a good location for the new capital for rome?
One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.One reason was that it was an easily defended area. A second reason was that it controlled the trade routes from east to west by land and by sea.
How did the plague travel from Sicily to the European main land?
the Black Death Plague traveled via trade routes. Mainly due to Mongol armies attacking Europe.
How were the trans-Saharan routes different from the silk road?
Trans-Saharan trade routes were primarily land based, the Silk road was both land and sea.
Why was it easy for the Europeans to trade with Asia?
There were some historical periods when it was really not that easy for Europeans to trade with Asia, but it was at least possible to do so, because of trade routes which went from Asia, through Afghanistan, to Europe. Europe and Asia form a single land mass, sometimes called Eurasia, so no shipping is actually required to travel from Asia to Europe.
Which was a major effect of the fall of Constantinople to the ottoman Turksnin 1453?
Europe lost access to overland trade routes to Asia.
