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Silk Roads
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Terms in this set (45)
Developments that made long distance trade Construction of roads and bridges
possible
Imperial societies - bordered eachother, pacified large areas
Increased trade in Hellenistic era (Three Colonies in persia and bactria (Alexander, Seluecids)
contributors)
Seleucids promote by maintained land routes to bactria
Ptolemies promote by maintaining land routes from egypt to nubia, as well
as sea routes from red sea to arabian and indian. Built new ports
Monsoon system (Wholearnwhat? direction? Links? Ptolemies learn about monsoons in Indian Ocean.
Requires? Yields?)
Summer - southwest, winter - Northeast
Links India and Arabia with Egypt and Mediterranean
required military, construction and bureaucracy, yields tax revenue
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Goods traded in Hellenistic World (Egypt, Persia? Spices, peppers, cosmetic, and pearls from Egypt
Mediterranean? other?)
Persia and Egypt - Grains
Wine, olive oil, jewelery, from mediterranean
Slaves from all over
Involvement of East Africa in Hellenistic trade Rhapata - principal port,
(Center? Effects? Imports/exports?)
had merchants and coins
imported iron and exported ivory, rhinosceros, turtle, slaves
Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf
Traditions and
6th Edition
Encounters
Traditions
Chapter
and
6th Edition
Encounters
12 Cross-Cultural
Chapter
6th Edition
12Exchanges
Cross-Cultural
Chapter
on12
the
Exchanges
Cross-Cultural
Silk Roads
onStudy
the
Exchanges
Silk
Guide
Roads
2026_2027.pdf
onStudy
the Silk
Guide
Roads
2026_2027.pdf
Study Guide 2026_2027.pdf
Traditions and Encounters 6th Edition
Chapter 12 Cross-Cultural Exchanges
on the Silk Roads Study Guide
2026/2027
Guidehttps://www.stuvia.com/dashboard!@_)#*)(@$)($@*($@)($@*_
Traditions and Encounters
Traditions and
6th Edition
Encounters
Traditions
Chapter
and
6th Edition
Encounters
12 Cross-Cultural
Chapter
6th Edition
12Exchanges
Cross-Cultural
Chapter
on12
the
Exchanges
Cross-Cultural
Silk Roads
onStudy
the
Exchanges
Silk
Guide
Roads
2026_2027.pdf
onStudy
the Silk
Guide
Roads
2026_2027.pdf
Study Guide 2026_2027.pdf
,Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf
Terms in this set (45)
Developments that made long distance trade Construction of roads and bridges
possible
Imperial societies - bordered eachother, pacified large areas
Increased trade in Hellenistic era (Three Colonies in persia and bactria (Alexander, Seluecids)
contributors)
Seleucids promote by maintained land routes to bactria
Ptolemies promote by maintaining land routes from egypt to nubia, as well
as sea routes from red sea to arabian and indian. Built new ports
Monsoon system (Wholearnwhat? direction? Links? Ptolemies learn about monsoons in Indian Ocean.
Requires? Yields?)
Summer - southwest, winter - Northeast
Links India and Arabia with Egypt and Mediterranean
required military, construction and bureaucracy, yields tax revenue
Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf
, Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf
Goods traded in Hellenistic World (Egypt, Persia? Spices, peppers, cosmetic, and pearls from Egypt
Mediterranean? other?)
Persia and Egypt - Grains
Wine, olive oil, jewelery, from mediterranean
Slaves from all over
Involvement of East Africa in Hellenistic trade Rhapata - principal port,
(Center? Effects? Imports/exports?)
had merchants and coins
imported iron and exported ivory, rhinosceros, turtle, slaves
Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf Traditions and Encounters chapter 12.pdf
