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Chapter 7

Something very interesting that stood out to me from the beginning of chapter 7 was the fact that the trading system is still being used today. The trading system has come a very long way and I am more than positive it will be used forever. Although the trading system is still being used today it is not the same. The trading system is being done completely different and because of that we now do not get disease like people from 500 B.C would. Something very interesting to me was the way that when trades when occurring many people would get diseases , death, and even religion would spread out. Now days, we do not hear much of that. It is not common for diseases to occur. Like religion would not get spread like it would before. The way that things would get trade was also different. Now we only used vehicles and before people would walk or they would use animals or their slaves.  Also, something important is that many people thought that the silk route was one route for trading, but it was really more than one trading route.

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