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In the period 1200 to 1450 the rise of large empires led to increasing regional transregional trade

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During the period from 1200 to 1450, trade increased thanks to the large number of Empires that emerged and grew during that time.

<h3>What is regional and transregional trade?</h3>

Regional trade is a term that refers to trade that occurs within the same region. This can occur through land, sea, air and river routes.

On the other hand, transregional trade is a term that refers to trade that occurs between different regions, that is, trade that travels longer distances. Like regional trade, different transport routes can be used, however, air and sea routes prevail.

<h3>How did the growth and emergence of empires contribute to the increase in trade?</h3>

During the 13th to the 15th century, the Kingdoms of Europe had great capacities for agricultural, weapons, textile production, among others. However, they could not produce some items that were produced in other kingdoms or other regions of the world such as the Middle East, North Africa and the Far East.

Therefore, during the Middle Ages, the Silk Road that connected Europe with the Far East was strengthened and many cities that coincided with this route became large commercial centers. An example of this growth was the influence that the Eastern empires had on the control of this route and the trade of spices and other products.

Learn more about Silk Road in: brainly.com/question/6668560

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