History of China

The road was a network of ancient trade routes that were traveled throughout Asia. Silk began to be traded during the Han Dynasty, which was from about 207 BCE – 220 CE. Marco Polo (1254-1324) traveled farther into China and Mongolia than others during a 24 year trip. The term was first used by the German Ferdinand von Richthofen, who made seven expeditions to China from 1868 to 1872.

1. Silk
2. Porcelain
3. Tea
4. Wine
5. Weapons
6. Metal work
7. Jewelry
8. Horses
9. Woven goods
10. Spices
11. Cloth
12. Glass
13. Crystals
14. Wood
15. Gold
16. Silver
17. Amber
18. Brassware
19. Jade
20. Nuts
21. Oil
22. Fruit
23. Peacock feathers
24. Sugar
25. Horses
26. Camels
27. Mirrors
28. Cotton
29. Kashmir
30. Buddhist manuscripts
31. Sculptures
32. Hemp
33. Chilies
34. Salt
35. Mint
36. Almonds
37. Lapis lazuli
38. Saffron
39. Dates
40. Textiles
41. Lapdogs
42. Ivory
43. Dyes
44. Furs
45. Incense
46. what do you think you bum

Silk

Teas

Wines

Weapons

Metal Works

jewelry

Horses

Lap dogs

Spices

Cloth

Jade

Gold

Nuts

Amber

and much more

No, the source was in Indonesia, not China.

The goods that were spread included paper, food, plants, gold and silver, bamboo, spices, glass, jade, and silk. The ideas that were spread included what people believed in. People from different places were introduced to the the cultures of other traders that came from different places.

Mulan's full name is Fa-Mulan, which in Chinese Pinyin is Hua Mulan. Her date of birth and death is unknown. But what we are sure is she joined the army and fought for her country in 166 BC.

the ying yang is a symbol of balance. A tatto how ever can be permant or tempral. telpme tattos are cheap and can be put on bye yoru self. Permenant tatto are burned into your skin and is not removable the ink can get into tyour blood stream so its bets not to get permant ones. Ying yan gtatto is a temporey or pement tatto that has the sign od the ying yang

The silk road was a route, so people only used it to carry the spices, silk, perfumes, and other things from China to Europe. It was a dangerous route that went through different countries and it was expensive for the merchant/shipper. These are the reasons a water route was sought.

4 months because it is far away

First of all, there were many geographical issues. The Silk Road spanned many miles, some of which was desert. There were also mountains blocking the way in some portions. Second, because the merchants who traveled the Silk Road carried goods and other valuables, thieves would often ambush and attack travelers and take all they had. Lastly, because of all the time it took to traverse the Silk Road, fresh crops could not be taken. As a result of all this, not many merchants made the trip and of those that did only a select few actually found the venture profitable. I hope this information proves satisfactionary to readers.

China!:)

Probably corn possibly other things. this is based on the diet of the Zulu, An ancient people whose lifestyle has changed little over the centuries

They traveled by horses, camels, and even caravans.

no martial art is better than another because they are both forms of art they are about self expresion so it is more about the person. this is like asking if ink is better than paint or is guitar better than violin.

what effects did the silk

have on the weastern world

America gained Puerto Rico Guam and the phillipine islands.

The Silk Road was a trade route that connected Europe, Asia and China. It was the route by means of which goods form the west were exchanged for commodities form the East. Chief amongst these commodities was silk cloth, the secret of silk being held by the Chinese. It was from this silk coming to the west that the trade route got its name.

Kashgar traded silk, spices, gold and gemstones. They also traded pack animals, tea, dried fruit and medicinal herbs.

chilies salt mint lapdogs furs glass wood and way more

Hinduism is that religion.

The British empire, the largest drug dealer in the history of the world, beat the Chinese in two opium wars and gained the right to sell opium in more Chinese cities...the British could not colonize the Chinese and understood that making them into drug addicts may work this led to a three year conflict with Brittan

and china. the war lasted from 839 to 1842. China was defeated humiliatingly.

The Silk Road was the ancient form of the information super highway and was an important link between the eastern and western cultures. People not only traded goods for economic benefit; they also traded knowledge, ideas and religions.

Today, the Silk Road is a tourist destination and is being revived. There are many historical sites along the route that need to be preserved. The preservation of these sites can only be done with the collaboration of experts from around the world; preservation and tourism bring economic benefit.

The similarities between ancient and modern are the need for the exchange of knowledge and ideas, people helping each other for economic benefit, and the promotion of ties between cultures, countries and people.

The Arab merchants who transported silks and spices across the hills, mountains and vast deserts in camel trains or caravans, to the Mediterranean ports of the Middle East. The accidental discovery of the Americas by ambitious and adventurous Europeans happened because European traders wanted to bypass the Arabian middlemen, and deal directly with the Far Eastern producers in China, Japan, etc. to reduce transportation costs and increase their own profitability tremendously.

Rome and Greece

China doesn't exactly have a motto. Instead there are a galaxy of mottos of various organizations. The motto of the Chinese Cooperatives is "Work Together-Work in Harmony". The two word phrase is familiar to Americans. It is "Gung Ho".