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Venice Italy... don't ever say Spain
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What country sponsored Marco Polo exploration?
China sponsored Marco Polo's exploration.
What did Marco polo call japan?
Marco Polo had never been to Japan, but he did write about what he heard about the country while he was in China. Marco Polo called Japan Cipangu, which means 'the country of Japan' in Chinese.
In what country was Marco Polo raised in?
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What country is Marco polo from?
Italy
What country was Marco Polo born in?
Italy
What country did Marco Polo die?
vinice
Who did polo sail for?
Marco did not sail for a country
What country was Marco Polo originally from?
Spain :)
What country did Marco polo worked for?
china
What country Marco Polo explorer?
italy
What was the country of death for Marco polo?
Italy
Did marco polo invent marco polo?
No Marco Polo did not invent the game Marco Polo.
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