The most famous trade route in the American Southwest. It was a 1,300 km road from the town of Independence on the Missouri River to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the caravan journey took two to three months. During the Spanish colonial period, Americans were not allowed to enter Santa Fe, but after Mexican independence in 1821, the town was opened to American traders. They brought industrial products such as textiles and metal tools, and traded them for Mexican silver, silver products, furs, and pottery, making huge profits. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
アメリカ南西部の最も著名な通商路。ミズーリ川沿いの町インディペンデンスから,ニューメキシコ州サンタ・フェに至る約1300kmの道路で,隊商の旅は2~3ヵ月かかった。スペイン領時代のサンタ・フェには,アメリカ人は入ることができなかったが,1821年のメキシコ独立によって,町はアメリカ商人にも開放された。彼らは織物や金属製道具など工業製品を運び,メキシコ産の銀,銀製品,毛皮,陶器などと交換して,莫大な利益を得た。
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