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The Silk Road (OMS)
The Silk Road (OMS)
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Without the Silk Road, ancient civilizations would have been able to develop the same prosperous trade.
True
False
2
Benefits of the Silk Road include:
All of these
Promoted international trade
Ideas got spread as did technologies
Laid the foundation for future trade relationships.
3
The Silk Road connected every region of the Ancient world.
True
False
4
The Silk Road was important for cultural diffusion (spread of culture).
True
False
5
The farthest EASTERN point of the Silk Road was:
Rome
Paris
Mongolia
China
6
The Silk Road connecting different regions of the world allowed different cultures to spread, change, and develop.
True
False
7
Aside from trade, the Silk Road was also culturally important because:
Neither A and B
A) Regions were able to learn from one another
B) Regions were able to develop more diverse culture
Both A & B
8
Which two modern day countries were connected by the Silk Road?
China and N. Korea
The US and Canada
Africa and New Zealand
China and India
9
The Silk Road was an example of international trade.
True
False
10
In addition to silk, European traders traveled the Silk Road to trade for: _______with the Chinese.
Tea
Corn
Coffee
Silk
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The farthest WESTERN point on the Silk Road was:
Chile
Rome
Paris
China
12
Where did the name Silk Road come from?
A commodity that was traded: Silk
The explorer who found it was named Fred Silk
It was made of silk
It was discovered by silk worms
13
Historians see the Silk Road as having social, political, and economic impacts.
True
False
14
The Silk Road allowed for the spread of Buddhism.
True
False
15
European traders traveled the Silk Road to trade: _________ in exchange for Chinese goods.
Chicken
Olive Oil
Fine Pottery
Caster Oil
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What continents were part of the Silk Road?
Australia and Asia
Asia and N. America and S. America
Europe, Asia, and America
Asia, Africa, and Europe