In what ways did cross-cultural interactions drive change in the pre-1200 world

The cross-culture interactions drive change in the pre-1200 world.

Explanation:

The cross-culture interactions drive change in the pre-1200 world.

Explanation:

The cross-culture interaction in the New World conducted between the different tribes through establishing trade which led to the exchanging of goods and culture from one another. There were also close relations within small city-states of different regions. For example, Olmec civilization traded with Mokaya, which led Olmec access to salt, feathers, cacao, crocodile skins, jaguar pelts, and stones.

In Europe culture interaction done through trade as trading ports became a crucial centre for cross-culture interaction centre as people from all over the world came to rest and others to sell things to gain profits. .The caravan routes of the Middle East and the shipping in the Mediterranean region have provided the oldest trading system. Vikings enter deep into Russia during the 9th century AD.  In Asia, there is a maritime connection of trading exchanges between India and China.