The Silk Road in world history

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Eurasian Exchange Networks Medieval History and Crusades Global Maritime and Colonial Histories

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Chapter 1: China looks west Chapter 2: Rome looks east Chapter 3: The Kushan Empire and the Silk Road Chapter 4: The golden age: The Byzantine Empire (310-1453 CE) and Tang China (618-906 CE) Chapter 5: The coming of Islam Chapter 6: Religions, languages, and artistic styles of the Silk Road

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