Evaluate the extent to which European and East Asian state development differed in the 1200 to 1450 time period. (CONTEXTUALIZATION ONLY)

The extent to which they differed is based around their business patters.

Explanation:

East Asia had been developed for a long time and did grow leaps and bounds in the time given in a rather explosive fashion.

The nations of Japan and Korea were not trading out so much but had developed sophisticated societies while China was in the middle of a burgeoning trade.

The Chinese were the prime center of the silk road and had been prospering for the innovation in their time as well as their use of technology.

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