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Chapter 7: Networks of Communication and Exchange

300 C.E.

Thinking Skill: Demonstrate an understanding of concepts.

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The Silk Road

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• Who was the stirrup invented by?– The Kushan people of northern Afghanistan btw

100 BCE and 300 CE

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The Indian Ocean Maritime System forged economic and social ties between?

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Ships

• Roman Trade Ship • Indian Ocean Ship

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Sahel

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Steppes

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Savanna

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Tropical Rain Forest

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Why did pigs have a religious significance in many cultures?

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Silk Road

• Why can the Silk Road be described as a social system rather than simply as a transportation route? – Important in exchange of ideas/cultures– Due to size and isolated nature-not dominated by

anyone state/culture– Trend toward moving from the countryside to the

cities/trading centers altered people’s lives– Religion: Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, and

Zoroastrianism combined to create a complex culture that affected both the peoples on the road and beyond