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Arabian Peninsula

CrossRoads of 3 continents

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Why is the Arabian Peninsula well situated for trade( Give at least 2 reasons) -it's a crossroads of 3 continents-Asia, Africa, Europe - it's surrounded by bodies of water- Medi. Sea, Red Sea, Persian Gulf, Arabian Sea
Market towns in the Arabian Peninsula grow into larger cities because of trade
Name 2 oasis that became stops along the many trade routes of the Arabian Peninsula Mecca and Medina
Define Caravan It's a company of travelers journeying together such as traders and their camels
What products did the people on these caravans bring with them to trade in the market towns? The people traded animals, textiles, metals, crops, and spices such as pepper and saffron
What 2 religions also spread along the Arabian Peninsula through the trade routes? Ka'aba and monotheism
What city is at the intersection of six trade routes Mecca
What 2 empires did the people of the Arabian Peninsula trade with? Byzantine and Sasarian
What 3 trade goods were produced on the Arabian Peninsula and highly sought after by other Empires? Incense, perfumes, copper
What products were traded at the marketplace -food -livestock -textiles -leather goods -spices -metals
What type of people would come to these marketplaces in cities like Mecca, Medina, and Aden? Nomads, farmers, craftspeople, and merchants
The market inspector's job was to watch over the trade in the market. What kind of things might the market inspector check to make sure merchants dealt fairly with customers? merchants dealt fairly with each other and their customers
What things in the U.S. today are in place to prevent businesses from cheating their customers the market inspectors of the government
Why did so many trade routes develop on the Arabian Peninsula there were many goods and products
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