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Caravanserais, Banking Instruments, and Paper Money
Analyze the commercial infrastructure that supported long-distance merchants, including credit letters, flying money, and roadside inns.
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Transregional Trade Networks of the Afro-Eurasian World
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Investigate how overland and maritime trade routes facilitated economic exchange, technological diffusion, and state formation across Afro-Eurasia.
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Learning standards covered
9.4bNew York Social Studies Standards · 10th GradeNew technologies facilitated and improved interregional travel during this era by allowing people to traverse previously prohibitive physical landscapes and waterways.
9.4dNew York Social Studies Standards · 10th GradeControl of transregional trade and economic growth contributed to the emergence and expansion of political states.