Silk route

Silk and Spice Trade by Mary Canete

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    The Silk Trade begins

    The Silk Trade begins
    The SIlk Trade starts during the Han Dynasty 206 BC - 220 AD
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    Many things are traded

    Many things are traded
    230 BC
    religion, philisophy, silk, jewels, the bubonic plague, and different goods are traded along the SIlk Road from China Persia, India, Europe, and Arabia
  • Jan 31, 1271

    Marco Polo travels the Silk Road

    Marco Polo travels the Silk Road
    Marco Polo and His TravelsMarco Polo and 2 friars travel through the Middle Eastern countries and along the Silk Road to Cathay wanting to learn about Mondol's life. This was a difficult journey.
  • Feb 7, 1453

    Spice Trade water routes

    Spice Trade water routes
    The historic civilizations find water routes to trade with one another, starting the Age of Discovery
  • Oct 12, 1492

    The Spice Trade travels to the Americas

    The Spice Trade travels to the Americas
    Christopher Columbus sets sail to the Americas, which he thinks is Asia. The Columbian Exchange takes place - by accident! Columbus thinks he is trading things with Asia, but it actually trading with the Americas.
  • Feb 7, 1496

    Spices from America travel back

    Spices from America travel back
    The COlumbian Trade travels back to Europe and Spain, like vanilla and tobacco and many other vegetables
  • Modern day Silk Road

    Modern day Silk Road
    The Eurasian Land Bridge is sometimes called the "New Silk Road" which is a railway system across most of the continents.
  • Spice Trade begins over 4,000 years ago BC

    Spice Trade begins over 4,000 years ago BC
    The Spice Trade begins over 2,00 years ago. Spices are not as valuable as they were many, many years ago. Pepper was used to pay rent! This trade happened between Europe, Asia, Africa, and America.