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Merchants from Europe and Asia met to exchange their goods at _____.

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Important Questions on Early Trade Activities

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Cotyledons are also called-
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Why were the land routes not beneficial to the traders?
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The rulers and traders provided financial and non-financial support to the explorers. Give Reason. 

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Why were the traders ready to take any amount of risks in the 13thcentury?
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How were the Europeon traders informed about the wealth and riches of Eastern countries?
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How were the European traders encouraged to find new sea routes?

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How was the Mariner Compass useful to the explorers?

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Why were people interested in carrying out trade?
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Name the two commercial highways used by the people in the Medieval Age.
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The discovery of new lands was looked upon by the Christian Missionaries to spread _____.