9.4 Trade Network

The Byzantine Empire was strategic because it controlled key trade routes between

Hammurabi Code and Qin Dynasty's use of Legalism are similar in that they both

The Neolithic Revolution resulted in all of the following except

The Silk Road and West African Trade Routes are similar in that

Buddhists believe that salvation is earned through

The Trans-Sahara Trade route was primrily based on the exchange of

Islam, Judaism and Christianity are similar in that they all

China's Han Dynasty and the Roman Empire grew wealthy due to

Common characteristics in Egypt, Sumer, China and Mexico included

Ghana and Mali were important kingdoms that prospered due to

Time of Peace, Prosperity, Stability and Innovations in Science, Arts and Technology

Both the Roman Empire and Han Dynasty's established strong trade networks through the use of

The Roman and Han Dynasties decline of their empires can be attributed in part to the

Due to it's Geographic features including system of Mounatins and Seas, Greece developed into

Gupta Golden age advancements in Math included

Reincarnation, Darma, Atman and Karma are terms associated with this religion

Alexander the Great's blending of Greek, Egyptian, Persian and Indian cultures resulted in the

The Gupta Empire is best known for advancements in

The Gupta empire's use of the Caste System was influenced by this religion

Cultural Diffusion happens when cultures

Terms such as Hegira, Koran and Jihad are associated with this religion

India's use of the caste system and Hindu beliefs of Karma and Dharma resulted in

Roman form of government that allowed citizens to elect representives to vote on their behalf

Early civilizations developed in Valleys along The Nile, Tigris-Euphrates, Indus and Yellow Rivers

Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta are similar in that both

What effect did Mansa Musa have on Africa?

Timbuktu can be best described as

A true statement about Constantinople regarding the transregional trade network is?