The Silk Roads

Lack of technological innovation

Physical geography and fear of the unknown

Overreliance on agricultural production

Political restrictions on trade

Nomadic people stopped trade from occurring along the Silk Roads

Nomadic tribes played no significant role in the development of trade

Nomadic people became dependent on the Silk Roads for their survival

Nomadic tribes established some of the earliest trade along what would become the Silk Roads

Darius I

Zhang Qian

Alexander the Great

Pericles

Islam

Buddhism

Sikhism

Hinduism

The dawn of the Age of Exploration and the seeking of alternative trade routes to Asia

The establishment of more extensive overland trade routes

The immediate end of all trade in the Asia

The strengthening of Silk Road trade routes

False

True

One road that was the color of silk.

A network of roads used for trading.

A road that only silk was traded on.

The name of the first road in Asia.

One road that was the color of silk.

A network of roads used for trading.

A road that only silk was traded on.

The name of the first road in Asia.