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ROUTES OF EXCHANGE
THE SILK ROADS
the Arabian Sea and East Africa
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Muscat
was the Arabians sea’s most important
trading
harbor
states tried to
dispute
city, but no states ever
controlled
or
dominated
it
a lot of
african
states had key
entrepots
entrepots
are ports used for
exporting
and
importing
goods
Swahili
port at Zanzibar was the main link from East Africa
traded gold
,
ivory
, and enslaved ppl from deep in
Central Asia
it was from Zanzibar that
Vasco
de
Gama
(European explorer) sailed to
India
, guided by a Muslim merchant who took him safely to
Calicut
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