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Across
  1. 1. would buy these goods and then sell them in European
  2. 3. was thus the center of international trade
  3. 7. adventurous sailors to find a new sea route to India. The
  4. 10. the trade routes connecting the city of Constantinople came
  5. 11. had gained monopoly over the trade in Asian countries, Italian
  6. 15. fall of Constantinople: The trade and commerce between Asia
  7. 16. the Middle Ages. The Arab merchants carried Asian merchandise
  8. 17. this venture.
  9. 18. Constantinople of Eastern Roman (Byzantium) Empire. The Italian
  10. 20. ancient times. There was great demand for Indian pepper, cumin,
  11. 22. good profits to Italian merchants.
Down
  1. 2. cardamom, ginger and many other spices in Europe. The trade
  2. 4. of compass, astrolabe, and gunpowder provided further impetus
  3. 5. 1453, the Ottoman Turks captured the city of Constantinople. As a
  4. 6. the control of Turks. The Turks started levying too many taxes
  5. 8. between India, Europe and other Asian countries continued even
  6. 9. the goods passing through these routes. As a result, trade became
  7. 12. Europe was carried on place through the city of Constantinople.
  8. 13. attempting to break the monopoly of Italian traders. They started
  9. 14. Meanwhile, Spain, Portugal and other European rulers
  10. 19. were trade and commerce relations between India and Europe
  11. 21. had gained monopoly over trade in Europe. The merchandise from
  12. 23. was considered as the ‘Gateway of European Trade’. While Arab