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Did Mesopotamia trade?

Yes. Egypt and Mesopotamia starting trading with each other around 3000 BC.


How does one get involved to help in feeding hungry children around the World?

There are many ways someone can get involved in feeding hungry children, locally you could donate food, cash or time to a soup kitchen or food pantry. If you want to help feed kids outside of your local community there are numerous legitimate charities that are always accepting donations. Feed the Children, Forgotten Harvest, and The United Way all have stellar histories fighting hunger across the globe.


What kind of money did the island people use?

The island people often used a variety of traditional forms of money, which could include items such as shells, beads, and other locally sourced materials that held value within their communities. In some cultures, specific types of shells, like cowrie shells, were widely used as a medium of exchange. Additionally, barter systems were common, where goods and services were directly exchanged without the use of currency. The specific form of money varied significantly depending on the island and its cultural practices.


What occurs when stronger nations attempt to create empires by dominating weaker ones?

When stronger nations attempt to create empires by dominating weaker ones, it often leads to imperialism, where the powerful nation exerts control over the political, economic, and cultural aspects of the weaker nation. This domination can result in exploitation of resources, suppression of local cultures, and resistance from the affected populations. Such actions may provoke conflicts, both locally and internationally, and can lead to long-term instability and resentment. Ultimately, the legacy of such imperial endeavors can have lasting impacts on global relations and the development of societies.


Did feudalism allow for the production and trade of essential goods?

Absolutely. Most goods were manufactured for the fuedal lords by craftsmen who worked for room and board, for them and their families, and occasional luxuries they were able to barter for in markets. If something were needed that wasn't available locally, merchants would trade with craftsmen in nearby cities or towns. The materials needed to produce the goods would be provided by the lord, or his representative, to the craftsmen. Guilds were formed in the cities, eventually, as multiple craftsmen plying the same trade would be needed to complete large projects. Most trade was bartering for food or clothing in trade for manufactured goods.