(Mscs) The fur and the spice traders.

Where did the Spice Routes, also known as Maritime Silk Roads stretch through.

• France

• Argentina

• India

• Antartica

Which sentence refers to the spice traders.

• Spice traders involves trading clothes to people in japan,Indonesia & etc.

• The spice trade involved the exchange of valuable spices like pepper, cinnamon, and nutmeg, primarily between Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

• The spice trade means trading cotton and etc.

• It means trading fur the the people of your country.

People who trade fur is called (a)  

Why is the fur and the spice trading important.

• For resources for the people.

• To sell to other people and gain profit.

• For themselves.

• for no reason for fun.

What does this picture mean connected to this chapter.

• Silk routes

• spices route

• fur route

• Trade routes

State which all answers are True.

• Trade routes were used in the past.

• fur trading means trading fur of animals

• spices were not sold or traded in the past.

• The traders never traded in japan and india.

What were the main factors that drove the growth of the spice trade in the Age of Exploration?

• The main factors included the high demand for spices in Europe for flavoring food and preserving goods, the desire for wealth and new trade routes, advancements in navigation and shipbuilding, and competition among European powers to control spice-producing regions in Asia.

• Selling of tv and fridges

• Because of the trade routes they begain a restaurant to gain money.

• nothing

Why were spices so valuable during the spice trade?

• because they were popular.

• because of their rate.

• Spices were valuable because they added flavor to food, helped preserve it, and were believed to have medicinal properties.

• because they had to walk soo far.

True/False

Was spices hard to get at that time.

• True

• False

What were some common spices traded during the spice trade?

• cinnamon

• nutmeg

• pepper

• all of the above