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Trade enriches a civilization by A) producing money and keeping the flow of economy, B) spreading new ideas and religion between countries, and C) by bringing new technology and inventions from other countries.
Herminia Hayes
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∙ 9y agoTrade helps enrich a civilization by introducing new ideas, inventions and even fostering alliances. Trading goods gives civilizations access to resources that may not be available through any other means.
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Who was Francisco Pizarro and how did he help end the Incas civilization
How did the mycenaean civilization became wealthy?
Mainly by fishing and sea trade.
What is the economic theory given for the fall of the Indus Valley civilization?
A decline in trade is the economic theory given for the fall of the Indus Valley civilization.
Which ancient civilization grew rich by taxing the trade in salt and gold?
ancient greece
How did the invention of the wheel help ancient civilizations?
How did the invention of the wheel help an ancient civilization
How does trade enrich a civilization?
Trade enriches a civilization by allowing for the exchange of goods, resources, and ideas which can improve the standard of living and increase economic prosperity. It promotes cultural exchange, fosters relationships between different societies, and promotes specialization and efficiency in production. This can lead to technological advancements, improved infrastructure, and overall growth and development within a civilization.
How does trade help to enrich?
Trade helped a civilization gain contacts with other parts of the world. Also, merchants brought back spices and goods that people hadn't discovered in that certain area. Obviously, trade helped the economy and sometimes even political issues. New religions were spread through trade too
How does trade enrich civilation?
It exposes a civilization to different ideas and customs, allowing them to work with new things. The more blocks you have, the more complex a building you can make.
How does trade help to enrich a civilization?
Multiply reasons. For one thing it allows for commerce, and importation, and exportation, thus allowing new goods to be spread to new areas, thus perhaps improving farming. Trade may also lead to the spread of new ideas or customs, think of how the Hellenic civilizations spread their culture through trade. Trade can also help to enrich diplomatic ties between nations (Or Civilizations), and finally it may lead to exploration.
How does trade help to enrich civilizationprovide example in your answer?
Trading around the world enriches a civilization in many ways. First, it exposes a civilization to different ideas and customs, which allows the civilization to work and learn about those new things. It helps produce money and keep the flow of economy throughout different civilizations. Plus, it also gives a civilization what it is lacking in more of instead of something they have an abundant amount of. For example, when the Native Americans first saw the guns the Europeans brought in they learned about a new type of weapon and hopefully even had their armys trade for the guns.
How does international market trade help the world?
International trade allows countries to enter a new level of trade that is beneficial to almost all countries.Thanks to international trade, not one country can get the necessary resources for the state, but another state can enrich its GDP through sales
The idea that trade with colonies would enrich the mother country is known as?
mercantilism
What was the primary objective of mercantilism?
Was to enrich the nation by fostering a favorable balance of trade.
How did minting coins help the growth of the greek civilization?
it helped because now they are able to trade from things such as goods
Acronyms in techniques to help enrich one's memory?
atem
Why would the Gupta civilization need coin?
For trade
What crop was the centerpiece of the south Atlantic system of trade and how did the system enrich Britain?
Sugar was the centerpiece crop in the south Atlantic system of trade.
