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Maritime commerce was divided between the Mediterranean world and the northeastern Atlantic world for centuries. Identify the events that transformed this system in the late thirteenth and early fourteenth
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Maritime commerce was divided between the Mediterranean world and the northeastern Atlantic world for centuries. Identify the events that transformed this system in the late thirteenth and early fourteenth century.

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Genoese sailors explored the Canary Islands.

Italian merchants started sailing through the Straits of Gibraltar.

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