Two Trade Routes

Q. What were the two major trade routes during the medieval period?

1. Salt Route and Tea Route
2. Amber Route and Incense Route
3. Saharan Route and Tin Route
4. Silk Route and Spice Route

Q. The Silk Route that connected the Eastern and Western worlds stretched around ____ km.

1. 4000
2. 8000
3. 6000
4. 7000

Q. What were the effects of crusades in the Medieval period?

1. The growth of trading cities
2. Improvement in the level of European Technology
3. Greater contact between Europe and the Byzantine and Arabic
   civilizations
4. An increase in the power of feudal lords

Q. The Spice Route passed through which of the following region(s)?

1. China
2. India
3. Sri Lanka
4. Japan

Q. The Italian traders had trade relations with which of the following town(s)?

1. Baghdad
2. Jerusalem
3. Damascus
4. Surat

Q. Which among the following was not the benefit of increasing trade relations between nations?

1. Spread of ideas.
2. Spread of information.
3. Spread of knowledge.
4. Spread of diseases.

Q. The major trade routes in medieval India started from Eastern China and ended in.

1. Eastern Africa
2. Cape sea
3. Western India
4. Western Europe

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what do you mean by silk route

Q. What were the two major trade routes during the medieval period?

1. Saharan Route and Tin Route
2. Silk Route and Spice Route
3. Salt Route and Tea Route
4. Amber Route and Incense Route

Q. The major trade routes in medieval India started from Eastern China and ended in.

1. Western India
2. Cape sea
3. Western Europe
4. Eastern Africa

Q. Which among the following denotes the timeline between 5th-15th century in world history?

1. Ancient period
2. Medieval period
3. Modern Period
4. Post-modern period

Q. What was the international significance of the Silk Road?

1. It led to greater wealth for the Han Dynasty
2. It provided Italy with silk cloth
3. It brought Christianity to the east
4. It allowed aggressive armies easier access to the East
5. It allowed East and West to exchange material goods and ideas