Marco Polo

200 time to get food and go to the bathroom and explore the earth.

Marco Polo was a Venetian that traveled quirte extensively through the world. He visited many ports, including the Silk Road in China, Burma, Persia and many other countries.

Marco Polo left his native Venice in Italy in the year 1271 to begin exploring. He was just a teenager at the time. He explored for 24 years.

If a book had never been written about Marco Polo's adventures, the Western world might have had a delayed understanding of Asia's wealth, culture, and trade routes. His accounts sparked interest in exploration and trade, influencing figures like Christopher Columbus. Additionally, the lack of Polo's narratives could have diminished the exchange of knowledge between East and West, potentially altering the course of history as European powers sought new trade opportunities. Overall, the absence of his book might have slowed the Age of Exploration and the subsequent globalization that followed.

type your answer here... 5600 miles it took him over 3 years

Reportedly, the merchant traveler, Marco Polo, reached Khubilai's royal court at Khanbalik in 1275. The location indicated the length of Marco Polo's adventure. The court he reached is deep in eastern China, near now what is called the Yellow Sea.

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he discovered china in 1298

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He wasn't on a voyage, but a 4 year overland trip.He was 17 and went with his father to China to trade. His father had all ready been there and was trading with them. He was a Venice merchant so he took his son with him on the trip. Polo stayed 25 years before returning to Venice, Italy.

They were both European explorers.

Marco Polo introduced noodles, and many other items like coal and paper money into Europe from China.

The most widely eaten food in Italy is pasta. Many people might think it's pizza, but pizza is actually mostly common in Southern Italy.

Marco Polo, the Venetian merchant and explorer, is known for his travels to Asia. Specifically, he explored countries such as China, India, Persia, and Mongolia during the 13th century. His journey along the Silk Road introduced Europeans to the wealth and culture of the East, making him one of the most famous explorers in history.

Even prior to his own trips, Marco Polo had traveled to many locations with his family. People would flock to come hear his stories about the lands he had visited, thus, earning him the nickname 'The man with a million stories.'

Emperor Kublai Khan of the Mongolian rule over China, later to become known as the Chinese Yuan Dynasty. Kublai Khan or Khubilai Khan or "the last of the great Khans" 1215-1294 (also spelled as Kubilay Han in Turkic), was a Mongol military leader. He was Khan (1260-1294) of the Mongol Empire as well as the founder and the first Emperor (1279-1294) of the Chinese Yuan Dynasty. Born the second son of Tolui and Sorghaghtani Beki and the grandson of Genghis Khan, he succeeded his brother Möngke in 1260. Kublai Khan's brother, Hulagu, conquered Persia and founded the Ilkhanate. Kublai also had a nephew named Kaidu, who died in 1301.

One of the challenges was that his parents died...

Marco polo his tory part he born on 1245 - 1324

Kublai Khan.

What two cities did Marco Polo visit after Baghdad

some of the impacts on Marco polos exploration were that it set people free and let pople make there own choices. in thoughs day the people did what the church said to do but Marco made a change to society.

Marco Polo was introduced to silk, paper money, compasses, modern urban planning, porcelain, and pasta creation.

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