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• Sinitic/East Asian Trade Volume Data 1945-present CEData card · Trade volume estimates for Sinitic civilization during American period (1945-present CE), showing trade-to-GDP ratios, t
• Western/Atlantic Trade Volume Data 1945-present CEData card · Trade volume estimates for Western/Atlantic civilization during American period (1945-present CE), showing trade-to-GDP
• CarthagePolity · Carthage (c. 814-146 BCE) - The Phoenician city-state and empire that dominated western Mediterranean trade, established
• Duchy of BurgundyPolity · Duchy of Burgundy (1032-1477 CE) - The powerful duchy that dominated parts of France and the Low Countries, established
• Hanseatic LeaguePolity · Hanseatic League (c. 1356-1669 CE) - The commercial confederation of city-states that dominated Baltic and North Sea tra
• Kingdom of Axum [axum]Polity · Kingdom of Axum (c. 100-940 CE) - The Ethiopian/Axumite kingdom that unified much of the Horn of Africa, established tra
• Kushan EmpirePolity · Kushan Empire (c. 30-375 CE) - The cross-civilizational empire that unified much of Central Asia and northern India, est
• Mali EmpirePolity · Mali Empire (1235-1670 CE) - The West African empire that unified much of the Sahel, established trade networks, and cre
• PhoeniciaPolity · Phoenicia (c. 1500-332 BCE) - The collection of maritime city-states that dominated Mediterranean trade, established alp
• Republic of FlorencePolity · Republic of Florence (1115-1532 CE) - The Italian Renaissance city-state that dominated Tuscany, established commercial
• Republic of GenoaPolity · Republic of Genoa (1005-1797 CE) - The long-lasting maritime republic that dominated Mediterranean trade, established co
• Republic of VenicePolity · Republic of Venice (697-1797 CE) - The long-lasting maritime republic that dominated Mediterranean trade, established co
• SamarkandPolity · Samarkand (c. 700 BCE-1868 CE) - The long-lasting Silk Road city-state that dominated Central Asian trade, established c
• Songhai EmpirePolity · Songhai Empire (1464-1591 CE) - The West African empire that succeeded the Mali Empire, unified much of the Sahel, estab
• SrivijayaPolity · Srivijaya (c. 650-1377 CE) - The Southeast Asian maritime empire that dominated maritime trade routes, established comme

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