Which two events disrupted overland trade between Europe and Asia

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Xelga [282]2 years ago

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There were two main events that led to overland trade in Eurasia being disrupted and these were:

The Black Death
The fall of the Mongols

The Black Death killed so many people in Europe and in order to curb the spread of the disease, movement became more restricted which led to trade dropping.

The fall of the Mongol empire also meant that security on the Silk Road was drastically reduced which led to less trade being conducted and the need for a new trade route being used.

In conclusion, the Black death and the fall of the Mongol empire disrupted overland trade.

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