Marco Polo

He did not. He explored other places. He travelled extensively around Europe and Asia

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Well Marco Polo was an explorer so people would look for him and that is how it originated. I believe. This may not be true just a guess!

He had go across deserts to get to Cathay.

No Marco Polo and his father and his uncle Mafeo Polo were traders from Venice Italy and not at all Tudors. Tudor were one of the royal families of England.

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Marcos Christino Fioravanti died in 1862.

No one knows for sure, but he was bornin the year of 1254 in Dalmatia or Venice, nobody knows where.

Well you compare the two together and see what they have in common and what they don't have in common.

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marco polo brought back rubies dimonds and other treseres like porslane ,silk and gold ordements.

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.

i dont actually know i think it is larger

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Marco Polo isn't so GREAT as everyone says. he traded slaves over seas he would drive the boat , he killed alot of people and raped them to

It is very important as he brought the print culture from the east to the west. from china to Italy and then the whole of Europe.

Not only is it important because he provided people at that time (and even to today) with verbal snapshots of the cultures, people, and beliefs that he encountered, but he also inspired explorers like Christopher Columbus, and even influenced the advent of true cartography (mapmaking). Maps were largely allegorical until the medieval period (they would show a list of cities, but you couldn't tell from the map whether they were an hour's journey apart or a week). AFter Marco Polo's journeys became published and widely read, maps began to take on more realistic proportions. - Jer the Bear

yes,he did,marco polo did live during the middle ages.Ya know why?........ I DUNNO WHY!!!!

its not known

It remains in print because it engrosses the reader.

Marco Polo traveled to China with his father and uncle over the Silk Road which was an overland route to China. He worked for Kublai Khan, the Mongol Emperor, for seventeen years. He sailed home instead of going overland. He brought back ivory, jade, jewels, porcelain and silk. He told about the Chinese use of coal, money and compasses. He met Rustichello, a famous writer, who wrote about Marco Polo's travels in a book called THE BOOK OF TRAVELS. Marco Polo became famous for his travels through Central Asia and China. His book gave Europeans some of their earliest information about China.

The Polos didn't hire crew. They didn't have a ship. It took them 4 years to reach China.

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Marco Polo lived in an interesting period in world history. Europe was awakening from the Dark Ages in a time of religious crusades and was quickly expanding trade areas. In contrast, Chinese civilization had very deep roots, but at the time was under Mongol rule. The empire of Kublai Khan was one of the largest kingdoms to ever exist.

Yes. Marco Polo had 3 kids. Bellella, Fantina, Moretta.

well yes he did but some people said he had 4 but that is a lie so i hope this helps you!

yes .yes he did in fact this guy came to my school he showed me a piece of the t boat. he also brought