Select two phrases that best supports this answer: Ideas and goods influenced people in many countries.

enriched not just merchants... but the people of countries..., Ideas, inventions, devices and techniques spread...

Which statement explains why European traders most likely took long journeys along the Silk Road?

traders wanted to gain access to goods that were produced outside of Europe

How did the Grand Canal impact China?

It improved grain shipment and travel.

Which statement accurately describes the Silk Road?

The Silk Road connected China to thousands of other kingdoms.

Why was the Great Wall built?

to keep out nomads called Xiongnu

How did Chinese people during the Han Dynasty improve navigation?

They invented a magnetic compass.

What is Qin Shi Huangdi known for? Choose 2.

He ordered the connecting of walls to begin the Great Wall of China., He is best known for unifying China.

Read the source below: How did the Silk Road impact the people in Europe and Asia?

Ideas and goods influenced people in many countries.

How did the record-keeping process improve during the Han Dynasty?

Chinese people invented a paper-making process and woodblock printing.

Use the source to identify how the silk road impacted China?

China's culture was influenced by other countries and its long isolation.

How did the desire for Chinese goods begin a process of cultural diffusion?

Silk Road spread ideas and technology throughout Asia, Africa, and Europe.

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Select two phrases that best supports this answer: Ideas and goods influenced people in many countries.
... the historical importance of the Silk Road.
...a scholar with the Asia Society.
enriched not just merchants... but the people of countries...
In the process the Silk Road...
Ideas, inventions, devices and techniques spread...
And the traffic was ... a multi-way street.
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Which statement explains why European traders most likely took long journeys along the Silk Road?
traders were forced to participate in trade along the road
traders wanted to gain access to goods that were produced outside of Europe
traders were prohibited by law from conducting trade with Asia
traders hoped to find new places along the road for people to colonize
3
How did the Grand Canal impact China?
It allowed China to preserve its unique culture.
It improved grain shipment and travel.
It allowed only agricultural goods to be shipped more easily.
It prevented the spread of culture throughout Europe and Asia.
4
Which statement accurately describes the Silk Road?
The Silk Road connected China to thousands of other kingdoms.
The Silk Road weakned China's borders.
The Silk Road took thousands of people to build.
The Silk Road ended attacks by the Xiongnu.
5
Why was the Great Wall built?
to keep out nomads called Xiongnu
to divide China into east and west
to commemorate historical events
to stop trade between Japan and Rome
6
How did Chinese people during the Han Dynasty improve navigation?
They built the Great Wall.
They built the Silk Road.
They invented a magnetic compass.
They followed the teachings of Confucius.
7
What is Qin Shi Huangdi known for? Choose 2.
He is best known for the invention of woodblock printing.
He caused China to unite under 1 religion.
He caused many wars which caused a great division in China.
He is best known for following Confucianism.
He ordered the connecting of walls to begin the Great Wall of China.
He is best known for unifying China.
8
Read the source below: How did the Silk Road impact the people in Europe and Asia?
Chinese people were not allowed to trade goods on the Silk Road.
It allowed peopled to have an easy route to visit family and friends.
Ideas and goods influenced people in many countries.
It allowed China to keep their unique culture.
9
How did the record-keeping process improve during the Han Dynasty?
Chinese people invented papyrus and hieroglyphics for writing.
Chinese people invented a special silk paper that lasted longer.
Chinese people invented cuneiform writing on a clay tablet.
Chinese people invented a paper-making process and woodblock printing.
10
Use the source to identify how the silk road impacted China?
China's trade decreased because of the long journey on the Silk Road.
China's culture remained unique and it was unlike any other culture.
China's wealth began to decrease due to the lack of goods.
China's culture was influenced by other countries and its long isolation.
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How did the desire for Chinese goods begin a process of cultural diffusion?
Silk Road led to the spread of Chinese goods but not spread their ideas.
Silk Road decreased the number of people who traveled on trade routes.
Silk Road limited the spread of ideas but helped the spread of goods.
Silk Road spread ideas and technology throughout Asia, Africa, and Europe.

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