Essays on The Silk Road

The Effect of Geopolitics, Social Policy, and Religious Doctrine on Buddhist and Muslim Trade on the Silk Road The Silk Road was the key main artery for the transmission of goods and culture through three continents for hundreds of years. Its existence was a significant…

Silk Road CCOT The Silk Road was important during 200 BCE to 1450 CE in connecting China in Eastern Asia to the empires such as Rome in the West. Though the flow of goods, ideas, religions, customs, languages, and diseases passed along remained constant, the…

Life Along The Silk Road Paper Susan Whitfield’s Life Along The Silk Road reveals many similarities that regular life connected to the Silk Road might have encompassed. Just as Christianity was spread throughout the Western world as a result of Roman roads, there was a…