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patriot [66]
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Please answer this question! PLEASE! Make advertisement for Asian trade goods that change European life.

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Some spices Were traded from asia to europe. Some include pepper, cloves, cinomin, and nut meg. Some of these spices could cover up the taste of spoiled meat. Most europeans loved them.
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