What is the Silk Road?

• A famous road in Rome

• A network of trade routes connecting the East and West

• A type of fabric made from wool

• A type of Chinese food

Which two continents did the Silk Road connect?

• Asia and Europe

• North America and South America

• Africa and Australia

• Asia and Africa

Name one famous explorer who traveled the Silk Road.

• Neil Armstrong

• Marco Polo

• Amelia Earhart

• Christopher Columbus

What were some of the goods traded on the Silk Road?

• cotton, coffee, rubber, electronics

• gold, silver, diamonds, platinum

• wheat, barley, oats, rye

• silk, spices, tea, precious metals

How did the Silk Road contribute to cultural exchange?

• It only facilitated the exchange of goods, not ideas or cultures

• It only facilitated the exchange of cultures, not goods or ideas

• It facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures between the East and West.

• It had no impact on cultural exchange

What are trade routes?

• Underground tunnels for mining

• Air routes for passenger travel

• Waterways used for fishing

• Paths or roads used by traders to transport goods

Name one ancient trade route.

• Spice Highway

• Cotton Road

• Silk Road

• Tea Path

How did trade routes contribute to the spread of ideas and technology?

• Trade routes led to the isolation of different regions, preventing the spread of ideas and technology.

• Trade routes only focused on the exchange of goods, not ideas and technology.

• Trade routes were only used for military purposes, not for the exchange of ideas and technology.

• Trade routes facilitated the exchange of goods, ideas, and technology between different regions.

What were some of the challenges faced by traders on trade routes?

• Bandit attacks, harsh weather, lack of resources, and communication barriers.

• Friendly encounters with locals and favorable weather conditions

• Smooth sailing and easy access to resources

• Abundance of resources and clear communication channels

How did trade routes impact the economy of different regions?

• Trade routes facilitated the exchange of goods and resources, leading to economic growth and development.

• Trade routes caused economic stagnation and decline in different regions.

• Trade routes led to increased conflict and war between different regions.

• Trade routes had no impact on the economy of different regions.