Eastern Hemisphere Trade Routes

What is the name of the route labeled on the map?

• Silk Road

• Mongol invasion map

• Japanese invasion route

• Roman road system

All of the following were major trade routes from 1000 to 1500 C.E. EXCEPT —

• trans-Saharan routes

• maritime routes across the Indian Ocean

• the Silk Road

• maritime routes across the Pacific Ocean

Gold was transported from West Africa to East Africa through the —

• Trans-Saharan routes

• Maritime routes

• Silk Road

• Black Sea

During the medieval period, which trade route did Northern Europe rely on for trade with Asia?

• Northern European links with the Black Sea

• Northern European links with the Baltic Sea

• Indian Ocean maritime routes

• the Silk Road

The medieval trade routes we studied this week existed from:

• 500-100 BCE

• 100-500 CE

• 1500-1000 BCE

• 1000-1500 CE

Where did the philosophy of Buddhism originate?

• Japan

• China

• Egypt

• India

As a result of trans-Saharan trade, the areas of West Africa converted to —

• Judaism

• Islam

• Christianity

• Buddhism

Which religion spread from mainland Asia to Japan?

• Hinduism

• Buddhism

• Islam

• Christianity

Which idea or technology did NOT come from China?

• Shipbuilding

• Printing

• Paper money

• Compass

The major products traded between West and East Africa were —

• silk and gold

• gunpowder and salt

• gold and salt

• silk and coal