Question.2383 - By the early second millennium C.E. the expansion of Islam and the resurgence of trade by land and sea had resulted in an Afro-Eurasian world bound together by a set of connections that were denser than ever. Outside – and even on the fringes – of this zone, however, other societies throughout the world continued to develop in relative isolation. Choose three societies to write about, two from regions defined by isolation (Australia and thePacific, sub-Saharan Africa, or the Americas) and one from the most connected parts of Afro- Eurasia. For the isolated societies describe the impact of isolation on their development. Think notjust about advantages and disadvantages, but also how isolation led to distinct qualities and characteristics compared to the interactive societies of Afro-Eurasia. For the society in the Axial Zone describe the way that interaction allowed them to benefit from the developments of other societies and spread developments to other societies.
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