Differences Among Networks of Exchange by Jesiah Negrete

Goods from East to West

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 18:57:24 UTC

Goods traded from east to west are Silk, Tea, Spices, Dyes, Porcelain, Rice, Paper and Gun powder

Goods from West to East

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 18:59:43 UTC

Goods traded from West to East are Horses, Saddles, Fruit, Domestic animals, Honey and Textiles

Transportation and Technologies

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:02:56 UTC

Transportations used were Horses and Camels. Technologies used were Saddles and Caravanserai

Religions

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:04:24 UTC

Religions in the silk road were Buddhism, Neo Confucianism, Islam

Goods From east Africa

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:05:51 UTC

Goods from east Africa were Gold, Ivory, Quartz and Animal skins

Goods from Southwest Asia

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:06:48 UTC

Goods from Southwest Asia were Citrus, Fruits, Dates and Books

Goods from Southern India

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:07:48 UTC

Goods from southern India were Textiles, Peppers and Pearls

Transportation and Technologies

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:09:46 UTC

Transportations that were used are Dhows and Junks Technologies used were Stern Rudder, Lateen sail and a Magnetic compass

Religions

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:11:09 UTC

Religion in the Indian Ocean and Mediterranean Basin were Buddhism, Neo Confucianism and Christianity

Goods from North to South

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:12:21 UTC

Goods traded from North to South were Horses, Books and Salt

Goods from South to North

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:13:18 UTC

Goods traded from South to North were Gold, Ivory, Cloth and Enslaved people

Transportations and Technology

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:16:58 UTC

Transportations used in the Trans-Saharan Trade Networks were Caravans , Camels and people walked, Technologies used in the Trans Saharan Trade Network were Saddles that increased load baring

Religions

jesnegre248 — 2025-10-02 19:17:53 UTC

Religions in the Trans Saharan Trade Network was Islam