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What was the effect of exotic goods from the east appeared in European marketplace?
Exotic goods from the East appeared in European marketplaces.
What artifacts tell archeologists that trade was important to which group?
Artifacts like exotic goods, foreign pottery, or materials not locally sourced suggest that trade was important to a particular group. Additionally, the presence of trading posts or marketplaces can also indicate the significance of trade in a society.
Why were Europeans intrested in Asia?
for spices and exotic goods that were really useful.
What does America get from India?
leather,exotic spices,and many other goods.
How did the tariffs effect the west?
It affected farmers in the west by taxing the european goods to be as high as the american goods so farmers can't get the european goods and will by the american goods
How did European colomies in the Americas contribute to the start of the industrial revolution?
They served as large markets for European industrial goods
Why did European merchants generally trade gold and silver for Chinese goods in ming china rather than manufactured goods of their own?
European manufactured goods were generally of lower quality than Chinese goods.
Why did the European merchants generally trade gold an silver for Chinese goods in Ming dynasty rather than trade manufactured goods of their own?
European manufactured goods were generally of lower quality than Chinese goods.
Why did European merchants generally trade gold and silver for Chinese goods in ming china rather than trade manufactured goods of their own?
European manufactured goods were generally of lower quality than Chinese goods.
Who is the biggest importer of goods?
European Union
What did Sumerians sell in their marketplaces?
They traded cereal, wood and cedar.Sometimes trading was hard to do but when they worked together it was easy!!
How did the crusades increase demand for goods?
The Crusades increased demand for goods by facilitating trade between Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean, where Crusaders encountered a wealth of luxury items such as spices, silk, and textiles. As European knights and merchants returned home, they brought these exotic goods with them, sparking interest and desire among the European population. Additionally, the Crusades helped establish new trade routes and connections, leading to a greater exchange of products and ideas. This heightened demand ultimately contributed to the growth of markets and the rise of a merchant class in Europe.
