Which people established the worlds first trading empire??

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Wrtangid Wrtangid · Answer 1

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China and Greece.Alexander the Great of Greece expanded the greek empire east while chinese Han Lui Bang's empire went west.The empires met and started the Silk Road a trading route.

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BrainEid BrainEid · Answer 2

When I think of a trading empire, the first nation that comes to my mind are the Phoenicians. I don't know if they were the first to actually be considered to be a trading empire, but I do know they are the first to be called the GREATEST trading empire. The entire Phoenician kingdom was based on economic trades. Located near the Nile, exporting and importing were simple. This empire was also considered to be the first to trade purple dye, the color the Romans adopted as royalty.