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Did Marco Polo go on the great silk road?

Marco Polo did go on The Great Silk Road.


How did silk road gets its name?

The Silk Road got it's name from the high quality silk that was traded from China during that time period. High quality silk had a very high demand at that time, hence the Silk Road's name.


What section of the great silk road led from samarkand via hodgent to isfara?

The Fergana Branch of the Great Silk Road took that route.


How much is silk per pound?

Your answer depends on the condition in which you want to purchase silk. A pound of unraveled cocoons will be priced differently from a pound of spun silk yarn or a pound of woven jacquard silk fabric.


Why did the silk road follow the great wall so closely?

to protect the travelers traveling on the silk road


What brand makes the best silk scarves?

A great brand to buy a silk scarf would be an Hermes scarf, that is if you can afford that. You can always go to a department store, such as Bloomingdales, or Macy's and find a great silk scarf to get your friend.


What Lakers great was known as Silk?

Jamaal Wilkes


The Great Silk Road connected China and what?

india


What were the rewards taking a trip on the silk road?

Trading, Silk worms, Religion,great economic benefits to the China Area, and sites like the great wall of china.


Was the road of silk used to help make the Great Wall?

No, because the Great Wall of China is built on the mountains (or natural landscapes) so no. Also the Silk Road is not necessarily close to the Great Wall.


Example of law of demand?

marketing is a great example of law of demand


How did silk influence China government economy and culture during the Han period?

As contact with people from other lands increased, the Chinese realized how valuable their silk was as an item of trade. So, the techniques of silk production became a closely guarded state secret. Because of the worldwide demand for silk, Chinese commerce expanded along the Silk Roads to most of Asia and, through India, all the way to Rome.