Africa 600 CE-1450 CE

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First, the trade route used by Africa and Eurasian societies has changed and lasted between 300 and 1450. The Mediterranean trade network lasts from 300 to 1450 and is prominent in North Africa, the Middle East and Europe. Because the Mediterranean is located in Eurasia, access to Africa and South Asia is easy and it is a popular route. Changes in trade routes include sand paths and can go through the Sahara desert and the Mediterranean. They trade with West Africa from Southern Europe and North Africa. As a result, West Africa became more focused, richer and became a new base of exchanges between Europe, Asia, and Africa. The Indian Ocean is also a popular trading network. Europeans want to become part of it, so that they can get the rich resources of East Africa. The monsoon is used for maritime trips, which increases the scale of trade

From AD 300 to CE 1450, the trade relations between Africa and Eurasia showed the importance of coastal cities as well as the basic types of imports and exports, but also the arrival of Muslims, the extent and extent of trade . And the rise of a powerful Empire emerging in Eurasia

From AD 300 to AD 145, the trade network between Africa and Eurasia experienced a lot of changes in commodity trading and people who trade with it. In addition, the transaction method has continuity. Amidst these changes and sustainability, advances in technology and cultural and political aspects are also affected. Initially, there were several major trade routes and exclusive trade they possessed. The main trade routes are between Europe, North Africa and the Indian Ocean. In Africa, Egypt quickly took power and became an empire. It is at the top of the transaction because of how much power and control it has. However, Eurasia is a national combination of the Mughal Empire. Currently established continuity is participation in the handling of northern coasts, trade items and China in Africa. African spices, Persian carpets, gold, salt, indigo are traded with trading of religious, intellectual and cultural communication.