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This was the name for the trade route bringing exotic goods to and from China and the Middle East. (1 point)
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Why did most merchants not travel the entire 4,000 miles from China to the Middle East to trade their goods? (1 point)
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Which of these was received by Chinese merchants when trading with the West? (1 point)
The Silk Road is a historically important international trade route between China and the Mediterranean.
Silk Road
A trade route connecting China to the MeditteraneanAn ancient trade route between China and Europe. :P
Yes, Xi'an was built on an important trade route, specifically as the eastern terminus of the Silk Road. This ancient network of trade routes facilitated commerce and cultural exchange between China and various regions, including Central Asia and Europe. Xi'an, historically known as Chang'an, served as a vital hub for merchants, travelers, and pilgrims, contributing significantly to its economic and cultural development.
It was in a valuable location for trade and military because it was located right next to the sea. It controlled the sea route between the Black Sea and The Mediterranean and the trade routes went from Europe to the East, which went straight or by them.
The Silk Road.
What nickname given to the trade route that connected Western Africa to the coast of the Mediterranean Sea
The Silk Road.
silk road
It was the fastest route, and it could be used to travel to Europe, Asia and Africa.
because it has a good route to trade and sell
That particular trade route was primarily for silk.
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The Indian Ocean trade route was far away from the coasts and it made sailors not interact with others besides their "mates" And the Mediterranean sea route was next to the coast using monsoons to guide them to other ports.
A dangerous trade route connecting western Africa to the coast of the mediterranean sea.
The Phoenicians set up trading posts in villages on their trade route. They mostly did this on the islands in the western Mediterranean and along the coast of Iberia.
The four main historical trade routes are the Silk Road, which connected East Asia to the Mediterranean; the Spice Route, linking Southeast Asia to Europe; the Trans-Saharan trade routes, facilitating trade across North Africa; and the Incense Route, connecting Arabia to the Mediterranean for the trade of incense and spices. Each route played a crucial role in cultural exchange, the spread of goods, and the development of civilizations.