Unit 2 – Networks of Exchange (1200-1450)

/ Unit 2 – Networks of Exchange (1200-1450)

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As you continue your study of the period c. 1200–c. 1450, you’ll learn how areas of the world were linked through trade and how these connections affected people, cultures, and environments.

Question Difficulty:

Question	Difficulty	Students Solved
Environmental Impact of Caribbean Sugar Plantations	easy	27
Indian Artisans in Global Trade	easy	26
Kashgar and Silk Road Commerce	medium	21
Environmental Effects of the Columbian Exchange	easy	19
Religious Diffusion in Indian Ocean Trade	medium	19
Samarkand's Role on the Silk Roads	medium	16
Founder of the Mongol Empire	easy	17
Monsoon Winds and Indian Ocean Trade	medium	20
Berber Traders and Trans-Saharan Cultural Exchange	medium	15
Paper Money and Silk Road Trade	medium	14
Mongol Impact on the Chinese Dynastic Cycle	medium	14
Cash Crops and British Imperial Policy	hard	8
Imperial Control of Silk Road Trade	medium	10
Afro-Eurasian Trade And East African Culture	easy	8
West African Gold-Salt Trade	easy	10
Motivations For European Maritime Expansion	easy	1
Impact of Epidemics on Trade Networks	medium	8
Impact of Camel Saddle Technology	easy	4
Songhai Empire Trade Administration	medium	3
Projected Global Demographic Shifts	hard	2

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