Trade in Ancient Greece
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History, Business
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1st - 6th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
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The video discusses the uses of Grecian pottery, focusing on its decorative appeal and utility in enhancing courtyards. It then shifts to the role of a merchant, detailing the trade of Grecian pottery and the desired goods in return, such as cloth, wheat, and metals. The video describes the large trading ships used, equipped with a copper-tipped ram for defense against pirates. Finally, it highlights the trade routes to Egypt, Libya, and Cyprus, emphasizing the favorable climate and food in Cyprus.
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OPEN ENDED QUESTION
3 mins • 1 pt
What is the significance of the copper tip ram on the merchant's ship?
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Which places does the merchant prefer to visit for trade and why?
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