AP World History Unit 2 Review

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What are the major networks of exchange in AP World History Unit 2?

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The major networks of exchange include the Silk Roads, the Indian Ocean Network, and the trans-Saharan Trade Network.

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What is the primary type of goods traded along the Silk Roads?

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Luxury goods such as silk, spices, and precious metals were primarily traded along the Silk Roads.

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Which city-states became powerful due to the Indian Ocean trade?

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The Swahili city-states became powerful due to their strategic location and involvement in Indian Ocean trade.

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What was the unifying influence of Islam as evidenced by Ibn Battuta's travels?

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Ibn Battuta's travels illustrate the unifying influence of Islam across diverse regions, promoting cultural exchange and trade.

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What is the significance of the trans-Saharan Trade Network?

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The trans-Saharan Trade Network facilitated trade across the Sahara Desert, connecting West Africa to North Africa and the Mediterranean.

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What role did the Silk Roads play in cultural exchange?

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The Silk Roads facilitated not only trade but also the exchange of ideas, religions, and technologies between different cultures.

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What were the main commodities traded in the Indian Ocean Network?

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The Indian Ocean Network primarily traded spices, textiles, and precious stones.

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How did geography influence trade in AP World History Unit 2?

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Geography influenced trade by determining trade routes, access to resources, and the establishment of trade hubs.

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What impact did the Mongol Empire have on trade networks?

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The Mongol Empire significantly enhanced trade networks by providing security and stability along the Silk Roads.

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What is the significance of luxury goods in trade?

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Luxury goods were highly sought after and often served as status symbols, driving trade and economic interactions.