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Ancient Trade Routes Activity

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Grade Level Grades 9-12
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This activity is similar to another activity I uploaded on Middle Ages Trade Routes. This is more simple, and should be done before the Middle Ages Trade Activity. Students are split into groups (the numbers next to each civilization represent the least number of students that can be in that group based on who they have to trade with) and must trade based on their location. This worked VERY well.

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June 1, 2023
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channa25
channa25 August 30, 2015

I am wondering what the number next to the name of the empire indicates on the activity document. For example, Roman Empire (Europe and North Africa) - 5-- what is 5?

annaglasgow
annaglasgow November 06, 2015

I am wondering the same thing as @channa25...what do those numbers mean?

Adam Feinberg
Adam Feinberg June 14, 2017
the numbers mean how many

the numbers mean how many students should be in each group for that civilization (based on how many trading partners they have)

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