Sub-Saharan Africa

Chapter 8 Overview Communication and Exchange Network, 300 bce - 1100 ce Communication and Exchange Network, 300 bce - 1100 ce 1, Origin and Operation of Silk Road Silk Road is established between China and China via Mesopotamia, Iran, Central Asia The land between the Mediterranean Sea is connected. There are two periods to use Silk Road. (1) 150 b.c.e.?907 c.e. (2) 13 th - 17 th century. The origins of Silk Road trading may be in nomads in Central Asia, which occasionally deals. China's demand for Western products (especially horses) and Patia countries in the northeastern part of Iran and Mesopotamian market controls promoted normal large-scale trade.

Mari and sub-Saharan Muslims in Africa are linking sub-Saharan Africa with religion spreading from Spain to China. A more detailed study of East African slave trade and African immigrants and settlements to Africa (mainly India) may reveal new aspects of Africa's history other than Africa. From the 4th to the 18th century it is easy to forget that African slaves continued to flood China. Jamil al-Din Fakirto, a black slave who became master of Queen Radyya in Delhi in the 13th century, was only a pioneer of the mass importation of African slaves to Bangladesh during the 15th century Ibis Shahl dynasty 17 . The undergraduate course in African history is not dealt with much, and West Africans have done detailed research.

Currently, Africa is divided into two cultural groups: North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa. This indicates that Northwest Africa is closely related to the Middle East whereas Sub-Saharan Africa has a different history, material and social characteristics than North Africa, the University of Colorado said. The harsh environment is an important element in sub-Saharan African culture development, as many languages, food, art, and music styles emerge in distant populations.