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What was the benefit of trade in Ancient Mesopotamian?
it was that they could get the things they needed
Why did the Mesopotamian trade?
because they needed resources that they didn't have in their own civilization
Why was foreign trade important to the Americans?
Trade provided the Americans a market for their goods and enabled them to make a living.
What enabled trade between north and south china?
The Grand Canal
What does a ancient mesopotamian market place look like?
It has fruits and vegetables for people to trade and buy.
How does Mesopotamian trade effect us today?
Mesopotamian trade brought goods from all around the world to us AND them. We have found various artifacts proving so.
What was the benefit of trade in Ancient Mesopotamian?
it was that they could get the things they needed
What enabled people of northern Italy to sponsor learning?
Wealth from trade enabled the people of northern Italy to sponsor learning.
Did the Mesopotamian trade?
because they needed resources that they didn't have in their own civilization
Why did the Mesopotamian trade?
because they needed resources that they didn't have in their own civilization
Why did the mesopotamian people trade?
because they needed resources that they didn't have in their own civilization
What enabled Greeks to interact with other people and cultures?
Trade enabled Greeks to interact with other people and cultures.
How was the mesopotamian sailboat use?
the traveled and went to places to trade also used for fishing
What did the Mesopotamian people specialize in?
Food production, and from this plenty, moved into trade, building, and culture.
Why do archaeologists think the Mesopotamian and Harappan had contact?
because they were looking for new trade routes
Why was foreign trade important to the Americans?
Trade provided the Americans a market for their goods and enabled them to make a living.
How might have geography allowed the Minoans to be influenced by the Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations?
The Minoans were located in Crete, an island in the eastern Mediterranean Sea strategically positioned between Egypt and Mesopotamia. This proximity facilitated trade and cultural exchange between the civilizations, allowing the Minoans to be influenced by Egyptian and Mesopotamian art, technology, and ideas. Their access to sea routes also enabled them to engage in extensive maritime trade networks, further exposing them to external influences.
