Mysterious
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Im terrible at writing notes and outlines. Can someone condense this info into the most important and useful info.
GAHH - I need help.
I. The Indian Beginning
- Southernization was the result of developments that took place in many parts of southern asia.
- Cultivation of cotton and production of cotton textiles for export led to dying techniques.
- Indus Valley merchants sold cotton textiles.
- Egypt became an important overseas market for Indian cottons.
- A strong demand for textiles in the Mediterranean and in east Africa.
-Began trading with southeast Asia.
- The Indian textile trade continued to grow.
- Siberia was Indians main gold source, but it was disrupted.
- Needed a new alternative source and discovered with the help of the locals on the Malay peninsula.
- Indians introduced this gold to international trade routes.
- Indians search for gold led them to Africa.
-Ethiopian merchants bought gold because of Indian influence.
- Expeditions to Zimbabwe took 2 years.
- Indian voyages linked the shores of the southern ocean which was all the waters from south china sea to the east coast of Africa.
- Malay sailors sailed to southern coasts of china and east to India to establish the first contact between Indian and southeast Asia.
- Malay were the first to develop long distance trade in southern spice.
- Delivered cinnamon to south china sea to ports in east Africa and the red sea.
- Rode the monsoons without any technologies - navigated by wind, stars, wave patterns and noted the behaviors of birds.
- Balance lug tails the prototype for the triangular lateen to help sailors tack against winds.
GAHH - I need help.
I. The Indian Beginning
- Southernization was the result of developments that took place in many parts of southern asia.
- Cultivation of cotton and production of cotton textiles for export led to dying techniques.
- Indus Valley merchants sold cotton textiles.
- Egypt became an important overseas market for Indian cottons.
- A strong demand for textiles in the Mediterranean and in east Africa.
-Began trading with southeast Asia.
- The Indian textile trade continued to grow.
- Siberia was Indians main gold source, but it was disrupted.
- Needed a new alternative source and discovered with the help of the locals on the Malay peninsula.
- Indians introduced this gold to international trade routes.
- Indians search for gold led them to Africa.
-Ethiopian merchants bought gold because of Indian influence.
- Expeditions to Zimbabwe took 2 years.
- Indian voyages linked the shores of the southern ocean which was all the waters from south china sea to the east coast of Africa.
- Malay sailors sailed to southern coasts of china and east to India to establish the first contact between Indian and southeast Asia.
- Malay were the first to develop long distance trade in southern spice.
- Delivered cinnamon to south china sea to ports in east Africa and the red sea.
- Rode the monsoons without any technologies - navigated by wind, stars, wave patterns and noted the behaviors of birds.
- Balance lug tails the prototype for the triangular lateen to help sailors tack against winds.