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The Center of the North Sea/Baltic Trade Route in Northern

Question 51

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The center of the North Sea/Baltic trade route in northern Europe in the 1100s and 1200s, and an important center of woolen cloth production, was

A) Stockholm.
B) Novgorod.
C) Edinburgh.
D) Hamburg.
E) Flanders.

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