The Silk Road Answers

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What was the Silk Road?

A
a series of roads that were covered in silk imported from China
B
a four-thousand-mile canal used from 1300 BCE to 1453 CE
C
a single ancient trade road that connected China and Japan
D
a series of ancient trade routes that connected China with Europe and East Africa
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Which physical features were barriers to trade for China? Choose three correct answers.

A
the Gobi desert
B
the Atlantic Ocean
C
the Himalayas
D
the Taklamakan desert
E
the Yellow River
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How did traders and merchants solve the challenges that discouraged trade?

A
Merchants traveled in caravans and built oases.
B
Merchants traveled along the Silk Road only with military groups.
C
Merchants only traveled at night to avoid bandits and wild animals.
D
Some merchants traveled on camels for protection from wild animals.
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Use the map to identify the Silk Road and other trade routes. Then use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences.

Answers:
The main route of the Silk Road passed through .:land and sea
was the closest country west of China.:India
connected Africa and Asia through the Silk Road.:Persia
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Use the map to identify the Silk Road and other trade routes. Then use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences.

Answers:
The main route of the Silk Road passed through .:land and sea
was the closest country west of China.:India
connected Africa and Asia through the Silk Road.:Persia
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✔ IndiaEgyptGreece

A
✔ India
B
Egypt
C
Greece
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✔ PersiaSomaliaJapan

A
✔ Persia
B
Somalia
C
Japan
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Which ancient Chinese goods were desired by European and African civilizations?

A
glass, coffee, and wool
B
silver, ivory, and wood
C
paper, porcelain, and silk
D
boats, horses, and wagons
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Which statement best explains how Buddhism changed Chinese civilization?

A
The Chinese rejected all other religions and only practiced Buddhism.
B
By 500 CE, Buddhism was one of the most popular religions in China.
C
Buddhist monuments were banned in many cities along the Silk Road.
D
After learning about Buddhism, the Chinese returned to their earlier religious beliefs.

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