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Explain One effect of expanded trade in the Indian ocean Basin in the period 1200- 1450

Advanced Placement (AP)

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An effect would be an increase in trade volumes and it widened the geographical range of existing trade routes, including the Silk Roads, the Trans-Saharan Trade Network and the Indian Ocean, making the development new trading cities.

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