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The monsoon wind patterns are discovered in 3,000 BCE
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Long distance trade from Egypt and Mesopotamia declined.
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Jerusalem is named the Capital by King David.
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Long distance trade flourishes in settled parts of the ocean during this time!
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The rise of the Nubian Kingdom took place in Napata. Nubia ran and took charge over Egypt for many years (712-600 BCE).
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A kingdom in China named the Western Zhou Kingdom came to an end.
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In China iron metallurgy is introduced and silk is new to the trade system!
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Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism spread across the Bay of Bengal to Southeast Asia.
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Greek and Roman Sailors and Traders entered the Indian Ocean. They were sent there by Persian ruler Darius I.
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Buddhism is a religion that moved to India during this time. Buddhism spread so quickly because the King of India named Asoka was a strong believer.
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Alexander the Great sent Nearchus from the Indus to the Arabian Gulf. Other Greeks sailed to India and around the Arabian Peninsula to Oman.