Muslim merchants from the Arabian Peninsula controlled Indian Ocean trade.
Indian Ocean trade has greatly expanded the economies of surrounding nations. This trade has connected nations in southern Asia to countries in Oceania and Africa.
Alfonso de Albuqerque took control of the Indian ocean trade, along with seizing the island of Goa in 1510
The Indian Ocean trade route was far away from the coasts and it made sailors not interact with others besides their "mates" And the Mediterranean sea route was next to the coast using monsoons to guide them to other ports.
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Muslim merchants from the Arabian Peninsula controlled Indian Ocean trade.
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Both the Silk Roads and the Indian Ocean trade routes were crucial for the exchange of goods, culture, and ideas, but the Indian Ocean trade routes had a more lasting historical impact due to their role in connecting diverse civilizations across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. The Indian Ocean facilitated the spread of religions like Islam and Buddhism, as well as innovations in navigation and maritime technology. Additionally, the trade network helped establish long-term economic ties and cultural exchanges that shaped societies and influenced global trade patterns well into the modern era. In contrast, while the Silk Roads were vital for land-based trade, their impact was more regionally concentrated and less enduring over time.
Monsoon winds helped in trade with other countries. The monsoons over the Indian Ocean helped trade between the Red Sea and Japan. Moving along with the winds was easier for ships to reach destinations without too much effort.
Indian Ocean trade has greatly expanded the economies of surrounding nations. This trade has connected nations in southern Asia to countries in Oceania and Africa.
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