History of the Major Trade Routes - Summary on a Map
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Date: 2022-09-10
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loopBloke
this is how history is messed up. Lies are propagated or omission of truth or wrong narrative is a constant reality even in 2022. If you don't know, the production of metals and weaving were all perfected by India. By conquering and ruling India, they copied all the technology and started producing in britain while persistently executing weavers and smiths in India. There was a point India even perfected iron rods that were impossible to rust (The pillars are still there attracting tourists in Delhi and Karnataka, which is now lost knowledge. And the truth is British cloth was of inferior quality than Indian woven clothes even after grabbing the tech. infact britain became china of 2020, the maker of low quality high quantity cheap goods.
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this is how history is messed up. Lies are propagated or omission of truth or wrong narrative is a constant reality even in 2022. If you don't know, the production of metals and weaving were all perfected by India. By conquering and ruling India, they copied all the technology and started producing in britain while persistently executing weavers and smiths in India. There was a point India even perfected iron rods that were impossible to rust (The pillars are still there attracting tourists in Delhi and Karnataka, which is now lost knowledge. And the truth is British cloth was of inferior quality than Indian woven clothes even after grabbing the tech. infact britain became china of 2020, the maker of low quality high quantity cheap goods.
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swampertdeck
No mention of bronze age copper and tin trade, the trade of wood and wheat in the mediterranean (which had huge enviromental impacts. No mention of Dutch spice trade to the east indies (17th century) or the nordic trades (fish, wood.
A lot of emphasis on slave trade and how horrible it was. Then a lot of emphasis on Chinas plans, but no mention of all the horrible things. No mention of modern day forced labor trade either.
The north pole routes at the end are a nice touch.
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No mention of bronze age copper and tin trade, the trade of wood and wheat in the mediterranean (which had huge enviromental impacts. No mention of Dutch spice trade to the east indies (17th century) or the nordic trades (fish, wood.
A lot of emphasis on slave trade and how horrible it was. Then a lot of emphasis on Chinas plans, but no mention of all the horrible things. No mention of modern day forced labor trade either.
The north pole routes at the end are a nice touch.
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ilamosable
Thumbs down because u didnt mention one of the oldest trade partners of Egypt, how do u not mention land of punt which traded frankincense, myrrh, spices since time of Babylon. Known to the ancient world as punt, makrobia, puntites, barbario and cape aromatics by the Romans and thats before aksum was a thing. Traders from Egypt, Greek and Rome didnt go past the horn.
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Thumbs down because u didnt mention one of the oldest trade partners of Egypt, how do u not mention land of punt which traded frankincense, myrrh, spices since time of Babylon. Known to the ancient world as punt, makrobia, puntites, barbario and cape aromatics by the Romans and thats before aksum was a thing. Traders from Egypt, Greek and Rome didnt go past the horn.
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baba
A history of slavery would be very informative, since there's a great deal of misunderstanding out there stating that the United States/Western Countries started the slave trade.
Some sort of slavery has been going on since humanity has been around. Today it goes by different names, but it is still there.
Thank you for providing wonderful unbias videos!
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A history of slavery would be very informative, since there's a great deal of misunderstanding out there stating that the United States/Western Countries started the slave trade.
Some sort of slavery has been going on since humanity has been around. Today it goes by different names, but it is still there.
Thank you for providing wonderful unbias videos!
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education
Hes bastard faking the history every one knows Silk Road with out Persian empire has no any meaning hes bastard racist and big lier long before Arab Silk Road pass trough Persia than later on goes to Arabia fake information he mentioned Sassanid empire but he cant say Persian empire because bastard making fake history
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Hes bastard faking the history every one knows Silk Road with out Persian empire has no any meaning hes bastard racist and big lier long before Arab Silk Road pass trough Persia than later on goes to Arabia fake information he mentioned Sassanid empire but he cant say Persian empire because bastard making fake history
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Wellington
Great, another white washed history. Africa had no trade route until the west. According to the video, slavery was abolished before the Americans started trading cotton. I could swear that slaves work in those cotton farm. But then again only what is convenient to the west is regarded as history.
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Great, another white washed history. Africa had no trade route until the west. According to the video, slavery was abolished before the Americans started trading cotton. I could swear that slaves work in those cotton farm. But then again only what is convenient to the west is regarded as history.
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Maragoli
Falsification of the modern India is one of the biggest lie Europeans did. Modern India used to be called Baharati and East Africa was Bara Indi or indies or Azaniyah. But Europoids decided to remove all African names from Africa and call it anything that suits them.
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Falsification of the modern India is one of the biggest lie Europeans did. Modern India used to be called Baharati and East Africa was Bara Indi or indies or Azaniyah. But Europoids decided to remove all African names from Africa and call it anything that suits them.
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lazarus921
Should've mentioned Phoenician trade routes connecting England, Spain and the whole of Mediterranean sea. Bronze age trade routes connected Mesopotamia, Egypt, Cyprus, Northern Europe, Minoans where Greece is, Hittites where now Turkey is.
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Should've mentioned Phoenician trade routes connecting England, Spain and the whole of Mediterranean sea. Bronze age trade routes connected Mesopotamia, Egypt, Cyprus, Northern Europe, Minoans where Greece is, Hittites where now Turkey is.
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Sulaak
European leave their countries to sell weapons to African chiefs to capture slaves, then work the Slave to death in the Caribbean. 500 years later in 2022, European are confused about why Africa is now underdeveloped and impoverished.
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European leave their countries to sell weapons to African chiefs to capture slaves, then work the Slave to death in the Caribbean. 500 years later in 2022, European are confused about why Africa is now underdeveloped and impoverished.
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David-Stephen
Cool video.
Misses the whole trade of spices between Dutch and English with India and South East Asia. The Dutch East India company was one of the largest corporations to have ever existed.
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Cool video.
Misses the whole trade of spices between Dutch and English with India and South East Asia. The Dutch East India company was one of the largest corporations to have ever existed.
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6Lime
Well, there was also a large trade route in Scandinavia connected to the viking town of birka around 800-1000 ad that was connected to the trade in Asia and around the Byzantine empire
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Well, there was also a large trade route in Scandinavia connected to the viking town of birka around 800-1000 ad that was connected to the trade in Asia and around the Byzantine empire
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punkRockron
It all. comes down to. cheap labor and the biggest companies that invest and move in those countries claim to be the biggest patriots but destroyed the Middle class
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It all. comes down to. cheap labor and the biggest companies that invest and move in those countries claim to be the biggest patriots but destroyed the Middle class
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EDIGEYOL
Thank you for teaching me lots of new things that I have heard it for the first time, that I had never heard them during my schooling yeara. Wondeeful videos.
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Thank you for teaching me lots of new things that I have heard it for the first time, that I had never heard them during my schooling yeara. Wondeeful videos.
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Sweden
I loved the video but short mistake. The Seljuks never persecuted the Cristians from pilgrimage, in fact, they encouraged them and made it easier for them.
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I loved the video but short mistake. The Seljuks never persecuted the Cristians from pilgrimage, in fact, they encouraged them and made it easier for them.
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Luiz
Hello Im a history teacher, and I want to reproduce this video in my classroom, but I want to know if you give me your permission to play it in my lessons.
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Hello Im a history teacher, and I want to reproduce this video in my classroom, but I want to know if you give me your permission to play it in my lessons.
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Kjell
Great video!
It's sad that the first human though when the polar cap is melting (because of humans, is: How can we, humans, take advantage of this?
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Great video!
It's sad that the first human though when the polar cap is melting (because of humans, is: How can we, humans, take advantage of this?
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Maragoli
Africans called Chwezi or Zanj of Azaniyah explored and colonized European for years until European were civilized and came back for revenge.
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Africans called Chwezi or Zanj of Azaniyah explored and colonized European for years until European were civilized and came back for revenge.
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UnderTheTable
a train route between China and North America is something ive never considered; but now I am very interested in the idea.
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a train route between China and North America is something ive never considered; but now I am very interested in the idea.
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radeush
3: 00 Any source about the diamond trade? I heard that as a gem it is quite recent thing, and had no value until last centuries.
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3: 00 Any source about the diamond trade? I heard that as a gem it is quite recent thing, and had no value until last centuries.
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