The Caravanserai
Before you rest tonight at the caravanserai, think of the following questions:
Do you think globalization makes your life easier?
Where do you think most of the products you buy come from?
Do you think people should be able to work and live in any country?
Do you think borders are more helpful or harmful?
Can you name three issues that can only be tackled globally?
Why is it hard for countries to tackle problems together?
What does being a global citizen mean to you?
Essential questions from dohadebates.com
You’ve been traveling for a long time now. Having crossed the dreaded Taklimakan Desert and the Pamirs, it seems like the hard part of the journey is over. At times, you thought you couldn’t go on, but you have the world’s greatest astronomer with you, Ulugh Beg. He is your caravan guide and friend. He relies on the stars to mark direction. Knowing that Samarkand is near and Ulugh Beg urging you to continue, you can hardly contain your enthusiasm!
Tonight, however, you rest at a caravanserai. Caravanserais are like today’s hotels. They provide safe accommodation for weary travelers to rest, bathe and eat. Most importantly for you is the fact that they also take care of your camels and your wares. Let’s learn a little more about the famed caravanserais!
