
The ‘Bully and Bilk’ Road
For more than a millennium (roughly 206 BC to 907 AD), globalism was represented by two extensive road networks: the Roman Road and the Silk Road. The two road networks met along the Eurasia boundary, with Europe gaining access to innovations like silk, gunpowder, and paper while China received horses, precious metals, and fabrics from wool and cotton in return.
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