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Marco Polo was an Italian merchant and explorer who traveled from Italy to China across the Silk Road in the late 13th century. He encountered many obstacles along the way such as deserts and harsh living conditions. His written accounts of his travels introduced Europeans to many Chinese inventions and customs and sparked greater European interest in traveling to China for trade.
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- 1. Marco Polo By: Lauren Greenwald &Christopher Tang
- 2. MARCO POLO Marco Polo Country :Italy Areas Explored: Purpose of exploration: Explored Asia for goods He traveled from Italy to China across the silk road Saw many new inventions such as printing paper and gun powder. Marco Polo became Obstacles encountered famous for a book he wrote. The book that he Deserts wrote made Europeans more interest in traveling Harsh living conditions to china. malnutrition
- 3. WHAT IS A MERCHANT? Marco Polo was a merchant. A merchant is a person who becomes rich by bringing goods from Asia to Europe on the Silk Road.