The Great Silk Road
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Many of us have heard of the Great Silk Road, but few realize that it was thanks to this trade route that the world became what we know it today. During the entire existence of the Great Silk Road, there was no other channel that brought peoples and civilizations closer. It all began with the conquests of Alexander the Great, who dreamed of creating a multinational empire. It quickly fell apart, but on its remains a great trade route appeared.
As paradoxical as it may sound, it was thanks to wars and trade that people began to explore the world around them, get to know the inhabitants of other tribes and countries, adopt their scientific achievements, study and in some ways adopt their culture and everyday habits. The Great Silk Road also had a great influence on the development of diplomacy. In general, without it, the world would not have developed so quickly in technological, scientific and cultural terms.
- What was the name of the brave Chinese who discovered the Roman Empire for his state?
- When did alchemy actually appear?
- How did the Roman soldiers from Crassus' army end up in China without even wanting to?
- Was Emperor Diocletian really a bad ruler?
As paradoxical as it may sound, it was thanks to wars and trade that people began to explore the world around them, get to know the inhabitants of other tribes and countries, adopt their scientific achievements, study and in some ways adopt their culture and everyday habits. The Great Silk Road also had a great influence on the development of diplomacy. In general, without it, the world would not have developed so quickly in technological, scientific and cultural terms.
- What was the name of the brave Chinese who discovered the Roman Empire for his state?
- When did alchemy actually appear?
- How did the Roman soldiers from Crassus' army end up in China without even wanting to?
- Was Emperor Diocletian really a bad ruler?
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