Trade Routes

Which trade pattern shown connected Asia to the Mediterranean basin?

• A Silk routes

• B Maritime routes

• C Western Europe river trade

• D Trans-Saharan routes

Which trade pattern shown existed around 1000 to 1500 A.D.

(C.E.)?

• F Maritime routes

• G Trans-Saharan routes

• H Silk routes

• J Black Sea route

The Baltic region was best known for –

• A porcelain

• B amber

• C sugarcane

• D the lateen sail

The ideas of which religion spread from the Arabian Peninsula to parts of Africa, and then to Central and Southeast Asia?

• F Hinduism

• G Buddhism

• H Islam

• J Shinto

Porcelain originated in

• China

• India

• England

• Africa

Water wheels and Windmills originated in

• The Middle East

• Japan

• China

• India

Muslim expansion helped diffuse which technological

advancements used for grinding, irrigation and energy use?

• F Metal molds and wooden blocks

• G Wedges and iron picks

• H Compasses and lateen sails

• J Waterwheels and windmills

Important trade good from India

• Gold

• Spices

• Porcelain

• Silk

Which ancient trade route linked the Northern European countries with the Black Sea?

• Western European

• Northern European

• South China Sea

• Silk Road

Which ancient trade route is represented by the arrows on the map?

• Western European

• Eastern European

• Northern European

• Silk Road