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Trade drove the commerce economies of the Bronze Age and resulted in the emergence of the first superpowers in history, Egypt and Mesopotamia.
Trade drove the commerce economies of the Bronze Age and resulted in the emergence of the first superpowers in history, Egypt and Mesopotamia.
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