Ancient Trade Routes: Tea-Horse Route; Amber Road & Incense Road

Which trade route was used for the exchange of Chinese tea and Tibetan warhorses?

• Tea Horse Route

• Amber Route

• Incense Route

• Silk Road

During which dynasty did large-scale trade begin on the Tea Horse Route?

• Tang dynasty

• Song dynasty

• Ming dynasty

• Qing dynasty

How many Tibetan warhorses were traded annually along the Tea Horse Route between 960-1127?

• 5,000

• 10,000

• 15,000

• 20,000

Which trade route connected the Baltics with the rest of Europe for the trade of amber?

• Tea Horse Route

• Amber Route

• Incense Route

• Silk Road

Where are large deposits of amber found?

• Under the Baltic Sea

• In the Hengduan Mountains

• In the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula

• In Egypt

During which centuries did the Teutonic Knights control the amber-producing region?

• 5th and 6th centuries

• 8th and 9th centuries

• 12th and 13th centuries

• 15th and 16th centuries

Which trade route was used to transport frankincense and myrrh?

• Tea Horse Route

• Amber Route

• Incense Route

• Silk Road

Where are frankincense and myrrh found?

• China

• India

• Egypt

• Southern end of the Arabian Peninsula

What was the main use of frankincense and myrrh?

• Decoration

• Medicine

• Perfume

• All of the above

Which ancient trade route became largely redundant due to improved boat design?

• Tea Horse Route

• Amber Route

• Incense Route

• Silk Road