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Why did east countries limit trade?
To maintain the strength of their government To prevent foreign influence To maintain their culture
Why did East Asian countries limit trade?
To maintain the strength of their government To prevent foreign influence To maintain their culture
Who did India trade with?
the answerr is they traded with all countries from China to the east.
What groups did east Africa countries most often trade with?
Asians and Arabs
What group did east africans countries often trade with?
East Africans traded most often with Arabs and Asians.
Which East African region was central to the slave trade?
Ghana, Ivory Coast and neighbouring countries were central to the slave trade
What groups did east African countries most often trade with?
East Africans traded most often with Arabs and Asians.
What countries were in the Columbian Exchange?
The Columbian Exchange refers to the trade between Europe, Africa and the Americas. More specifically, in Europe, the countries that dominated this trade were England France Spain and Portugal. West Africa was involved in the slave trade which went to the Caribbean, Brazil, Peru and Southeastern US.
How did the restrictions in the far east help initiate the great age of exploration?
It forced Europeans to find alternate routes to trade with countries to east to surpass the rstrictions of the far east.
What Countries did the VOC trade with?
The Dutch East India Company is known as the VOC and was established in 1602. It traded with countries throughout all of Europe and Asia.
How did trade affect east west Africa before the 1500?
Before the 1500's trade in Africa was slavery to England and other countries. The slavery trade was from 1500-1800's
What kind of policy did east Asian countries adopt towards international trade and why?
The East Asian Countries had very strict limits on trade, because newcomers had little to offer and East Asia thought to be more superior and powerful against the world and needed nothing from them. They rarely traded only in season and under supervision of imperial officials.
