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Article: Pre-1600: Trade and Commerce: Chronology
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Pre-1600: Trade and Commerce: Chronology
IMPORTANT EVENTS TO 1600
IMPORTANT EVENTS TO 1600
2000? b.c.
- The indigenous peoples of northeast North America begin trading for copper with Old Copper culture Indians living in the upper Great Lakes region.
300 b.c. - 250 a.d.
- The rise of the Hopewell culture in the central Mississippi, Illinois, and Ohio River valleys leads to a large-scale, thriving trade in luxury goods.
1000?
- Anasazi Indians trade extensively with Mesoamerican civilizations such as the Toltec.
- The rise of Mississippian culture spurs trade in the Southeast.
1250?
- Pueblo Indians living in and near the Rio Grande valley develop a complementary trading relationship ...
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