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Also contributed to the spread of disease like the Bubonic Plague, or Black Death.
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Amazing work..
And through animation it has become so catchy and interesting..
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I hope that one day the Silk Road will be safe enough to travel again.
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love these. thank you
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Buddhism was originated in nepal not india!!
What the hell is wrong with you Ted!!!!
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Why was Portugal ignored on this video?!!!
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The narrators could at least get the pronunciations correct.
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straight boredom
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awesome informative video
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ted ed is the best channel on the YouTube no other channel can even match these channel .the way they explain is simpler then any one can teach to anybody .the topic it covers from ancient to modern things is outstanding.i spend my 2 hours daily to these channel and it's worth to do so
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Dat moment when the Chinese made fireworks and white ppl just made it into guns
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I love these kinds of videos for school.
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chinese are world's shit....
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great video, very informing. Almost at 4M subscribers!!!!
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I was wondering, what language did those merchants use when they traded goods?
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I want you to make more videos on YouTube
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Is it possible to "pop" your eyeball out of it's socket?
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Buddhism was originated in Nepal because Lord Buddha was born in Nepal. but it was flourished in India... this point should have been included in this video..
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Darius the great was not brown o.O
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If the video maker has no some kind of purpose and believes what the video says then the future of man kind is dark cuz of low IQ people like the creators!
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View full lesson: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-silk-road-history-s-first-world-wide-web-shannon-harris-castelo With modern technology, a global exchange of goods and ideas can happen at the click of a button. But what about 2,000 years ago? Shannon Harris Castelo unfolds the history of the 5,000-mile Silk Road, a network of multiple routes that used the common language of commerce to connect the world's major settlements, thread by thread. Lesson by Shannon Harris Castelo, animation by Steff Lee.