Unit 1 Intro Lesson 3: The Americans and Afroeuraisa in 300 C.E.

What were the two regions of the world in 300 C.E.?

• East and West
• Africa and Australia
• North and South
• Europe and Asia

What were the two developing areas within the Americas in 300 C.E.?

• The Amazon and the Great Plains
• Mesoamerica and the Andean mountain range
• Central America and the Caribbean
• North and South America

What was the notable Andes state that controlled trade routes in South America in 300 C.E.?

• Aztec Empire
• Inca Empire
• Maya Empire
• Tiahuanaco

What was the large network of trade routes that connected many cultures in Afroeurasia in 300 C.E.?

• The Indian Ocean Trade Route
• The Atlantic Trade Route
• The Silk Road and the Silk Road on the Sea
• The Pacific Trade Route

What were examples of luxury goods that traveled across Afroeurasia in 300 C.E.?

• Spices and tea
• Cotton and wool
• Silk and frankincense
• Gold and silver

What was exchanged along trade routes in Afroeurasia in 300 C.E.?

• Products, ideas, and technologies
• Only products
• Only technologies
• Only ideas

Did the separate regions of the Americas have contact with each other in 300 C.E.?

• Only through trade
• No
• It is unclear
• Yes

Where did the most significant influences of each culture thriving in 300 C.E. come from?

• Within its own culture
• From religious influences
• Other cultures
• From trade routes

What was the largest city in the world in 300 C.E.?

• Rome
• Alexandria
• Teotihuacán
• Athens

What was the name of the trade route that developed around 140 B.C.E.?

• The Indian Ocean Trade Route
• The Pacific Trade Route
• The Atlantic Trade Route
• The Silk Road