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“As Soon as the Merchants Arrive”: Melaka and Indian Ocean Trade Before 1450

Discussion of teaching Melaka

“As Soon as the Merchants Arrive”: Melaka and Indian Ocean Trade Before 1450
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“Everything is Found in Zanzibar”: East Africa, Zanzibar, and World History in the Nineteenth Century

Discussion of teaching nineteenth-century East Africa and Zanzibar

“Everything is Found in Zanzibar”: East Africa, Zanzibar, and World History in the Nineteenth Century
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Visualizing Mongol Exchange

Discussion of Mongol exchange

Visualizing Mongol Exchange
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“Let Merchants and Caravans Come and Go”: Mongol Promotion of Trade

Discussion of teaching the Mongol promotion of trade

“Let Merchants and Caravans Come and Go”: Mongol Promotion of Trade
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“At Variance with the Europeans”: East Africa, 1400 - c.1750

Discussion of teaching early modern East Africa

“At Variance with the Europeans”: East Africa, 1400 - c.1750
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“Gujarati Clothes are Held in Great Value”: The Demand for Indian Textiles in Southeast Asia, c.1400

Discussion of teaching Indian textile trade in Southeast Asia

“Gujarati Clothes are Held in Great Value”: The Demand for Indian Textiles in Southeast Asia, c.1400
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“Under God’s Guidance to the Lands of the Swahili Coast”: East Africa Before 1500

Discussion of teaching East African history before 1500

“Under God’s Guidance to the Lands of the Swahili Coast”: East Africa Before 1500
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“All that is Needed to Refresh the Traveler”: Building Caravanserais in Anatolia

Discussion of teaching caravanserais

“All that is Needed to Refresh the Traveler”: Building Caravanserais in Anatolia
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More than Silk on the Silk Roads: Sogdians and Cultural Exchange Across Eurasia

Discussion of teaching the Silk Roads

More than Silk on the Silk Roads: Sogdians and Cultural Exchange Across Eurasia
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“A Mixed Population of Muslims and Zanj”: Teaching East Africa in World History, c.1000 to Present

Discussion of teaching East Africa Africa in World History

“A Mixed Population of Muslims and Zanj”: Teaching East Africa in World History, c.1000 to Present