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What Are The Three Distinct Trade Regions?
01/01/12
Cornell Notes 207-212 World History Pre-Ap

What were the three distinct trade regions?Who dominated the trade in these regions?What Greek ship pilot was said to have discovered the monsoon winds?What were the differences between ships used in the Indian and Med. Oceans?By 2000 B.C.E., what did Sumerian records show?What did Southeast Asian settlers do 2000 years ago, who did they trade with and what did they cultivate?What did Africa, Somalia, Persian Gulf, Oman, India and Southeast Asia trade?What cause bilingual/bicultural families in Southeast Asia?What animals were on the earliest paintings on rock walls from Early Saharan cultures?Why do

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