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*Uzbek 41%
*Russian 15%
*Kazakh 15%
*Tajik 9%
*Turkmen 6%
*Kyrgyz 4%
*Urkrainian 2%
*German 1%
*Karakalpak 1%
*Tatar 1%
*Other 5%

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This route is used for people who travel for trading.They usually trade gold,silver,ivory,jade,wine,spices,amber,linen,porcelain,grapes.perfumes,acrobats.To be able to cross things over they would normally use a horse or camels.

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In 1917, the Soviet state never included Kazakhstan in Muslim Central Asia to give it a non-Asian identity by linking it closely to Russia and Siberia.

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There were  some 10.6 million Russians living in the area of Central Asia in 1992, but there has been a large evacuation in of Russians from Tajikistan and Uzbekistan because of fears of ethnic violence Islamic fundamentalism.

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Central Asia was the birthplace of Sufism, the mystical trend in Islam which spread rapidly to Africa and Asia.

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Central Asia has been close to its nomadic peoples and the Silk Road.

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Central Asia is the core region of the Asian continent and it also stretches from the west of the Caspian Sea to China in the east and from south Afghanistan to the north of Russia.

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Central Asia was introduced in 1843 as the District Union by  Alexander von Humboldt.

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its population of only 51 million people and includes mare than 100 different.

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Central Asia covers an area of 3,994,300 square kilometers.

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*600 A.D -Turkic speaking people had established kingdoms
*650 A.D - Chinese armies took over Central Asia
*700 A.D - Arabic speakers defeated the chinese
*1218 - Mongols began ruling central Asia for about 200 years
*1400's -European began to sail to East Asia trying to avoid the Silk Road

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Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan.