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The 58 pages that link to Spice trade, each with the reason it gives.

• Black pepperNarrower topic: Black pepper became a major commodity within long-distance spice networks.

• CinnamonNarrower topic: Cinnamon became a valuable commodity within these trading networks.

• Maluku IslandsNarrower topic: Maluku's cloves and nutmeg entered long-distance trade routes linking the islands to distant consumers.

• SpiceNarrower topic: Demand for spices sustained long-distance routes linking producers, merchants, and consumers.

• Treaty of ZaragozaNarrower topic: The treaty sought to settle sovereignty over islands that supplied highly valuable spices.

• Magellan expeditionNarrower topic: The expedition sought direct access to the valuable Asian spice trade.

• NutmegNarrower topic: Nutmeg’s high value made it a prominent commodity in these trading networks.

• CloveNarrower topic: Clove became a valuable commodity in long-distance trade.

• Star aniseNarrower topic: Star anise spread beyond its growing regions through regional and international trade.

• CorianderNarrower topic: Coriander was traded and cultivated within broader networks that moved spices between cultures.

• Sultanate of TernateNarrower topic: Ternate’s fortunes were tied to the wider trade linking the islands to Asian and European markets.

• Grains of paradiseNarrower topic: Grains of paradise became one of many spices carried through long-distance trade.