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Muslim Merchants

Published on Jun 17, 2016

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Muslim Merchants

Trade Spices in Southeast Asia
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Spices were important because

they weren't bulky, didn't spoil or break.
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Spices could be traded over great distances.

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People used spices to preserve food,

 improve their health, add taste to their food.
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Some spices were used for their

aroma, as medicines & preservatives.
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Spices include incense, perfumes, ointments,

& other sweet-smelling substances.
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Some spices known for their medical use include

 black pepper, cinnamon, myrrh, & balsam.
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The spice trade was very profitable

for Muslim merchants.
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Arabia's trade routes connected

Asia, Africa & Europe.
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