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Is the silk road still used?
The Silk Road is still traveled but not used for trading. It is difficult to travel it because of the deserts
What made the silk road hard to travel?
mountais deserts rivers
The Silk Road crossed many types of terrain what two deserts did the Silk Road cross?
The Taklamakan Desert which located in Mongol
Where did the silk road that began in the china end?
The Silk Road and TradeThe Silk Road stretched for thousands of miles from the Han capitol through the deserts of central Asia to the Mediterranean Sea. They connected china and earth.
What are the dangerous things people faced in the silk road?
Mountains, Big animals, deserts.
What three deserts are along the Silk Road?
The Gobi Desert which is north of the Taklamakan desert
What difficulties would you face on the silk road?
mountais deserts rivers
Why is the silk road not used today?
Silk Road is a historical conception. There isn't any highway called Silk Road heading toward the west. Travelling along the Silk Road is very hard now, as there are deserts here and there in Xinjiang. But if you are really a adventurer, then of course you can have a try. it is also difficult because... well you try it.
Was the silk road covered with silk?
no, the silk road was NOT covered with silk The "Silk Road" was the "road" which silk traveled from Asia to Europe.
Was the silk road smooth?
No the Silk Road was not smooth. The Silk road was actually a road that was used for trading. The main item traded along the Silk Road was silk that is why it is called the silk road.
How does the silk road look like?
the silk road was a very large commerce route from China to Africa. It went through deserts and several countries ending in Java. It was full of weather and environmental hazards as well as political and region hazards.
What landforms are along the silk road?
Some of the landforms along the Silk Road include deserts (such as the Gobi Desert), mountain ranges (such as the Pamir Mountains and Tian Shan), and plateaus (such as the Tibetan Plateau). Rivers like the Yellow River and the Tigris and Euphrates are also significant features along the Silk Road.
