The Venetian Marco polo is not only one of the most renowned travellers in world history, but he and his book also generated more speculation than almost any other or volume in world literature. The travels and discoveries of Marco polo were well appreciated in the medieval times and of great significance. Marco Polo travelled to China and Mongolia and brought back many important useable goods that were then copied and used back in Medieval Europe. Marco Polo brought back many things that the Europeans had never seen during that time.
Polo brought back new technologies for example and navigation technology the compass. With the compass, navigation and exploration changed for the Europeans, as they were now able …show more content…
This was incorrect as for they did not even know of the existence of China and the Mongol Empire, which were much more complex societies than they were. Some places in China and the Mongol Empire even had indoor plumbing and the successful economic usage of paper money was utilized in society. This made the Europeans competitive and they started trying to match the other empires. The fire was so much that the Europeans would eventually take over China in terms of advancement during Europe's industrial revolution in the 18th and 19th …show more content…
Having seen such goods like these, the Europeans started to buy these things from the Chinese. The Europeans also had goods of their own that the Chinese would buy. This was the symbiotic relation the two had with each other. The trade between the two would boost both economies, as it would also open up many jobs in both lands. The West had new materials to work with in cooking and the like, while the East had things like gunpowder, which opened up jobs to make armaments and fireworks. The introduction to these new items both positively impacted the West and East directly through economic income gain and through the opening of new jobs that would allow the poor to learn skills that no one yet knew how to perform in these