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HIST 261 Exam 3 Money Questions answers latest update
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HIST 261 Exam 3 Money Questions answers latest update
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HIST 261 Exam 3: MoneyYour article claims that viking inscriptions in Arabic include the word - Ali and God
The sources of the fur trade include - Kiev
The most important import into Northern Europe was - silver
The Cairo geniza includes - Documents from Indonesia and amulets
Most of the documents in the geniza are in... - Judeo-Arabic
The documents from the geniza are - Confusing and Informative
The contested bale in the 11th century Palermo reveals... - Market practices and
Administration of political elite
The fragments about Maimonides in the geniza... - Reveal how trade informs non-
economic history and Preserve personal stories
The story of Judah ben Joseph, the merchant who survived a pirate attack,
demonstrates... - Family networks
,What goods were sold across the Saharan Desert? - Gold and salt
According to Arabic geographies, what happens when a king tries to take control
over the Gold of Ghana? - Gold declines
The majority of cowrie shells of the mine of Ijafen come from... - Indian Ocean
What types of goods were found in Kilwa? - Glass beads and Ceramics
What generalizations can we make about sources describing the medieval E.
African coast? - They're diverse and foreign
According to the written accounts of the Kilwa Sultanate, the first kings were... -
Foreign
The two main empires involved in Silk Road and Indian Ocean trade were... -
Abbasid and Tang
The main reason that the Silk Road shifted from land to sea was... - The land
routes were politically unstable
The ship found in Belitung was... - Chinese, Arab, and East African
, Most of the cargo on the Belitung ship was... - Ceramics
The main religion in the Srivijaya empire was... - Buddhism
The earliest evidence of Silk Trade was found in.. - Egpyt
How were empires related to the Silk trade? - Silk was used as currency, they
constructed roads, ans silk was a status symbol
How do we know about the Kushan empire? - Coins and Chinese Sources
The ubiquity of pearl roundels demonstrate... - Transfer of goods and Shared
concepts
Coin hoards are an ideal source for writing economic history - [opinion]
Do you trust Arabic Travelogues? - [opinion]
Architecture can inform the study of trade... - [opinion]
Coin Hoard - who: x
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