Question

Here's the website where the map and questions are, I am stuck on number 3 -5: I have #'s 1 and 2 done, but idk if they are correct: http://wdarcy.wikispaces.com/file/view/Chapter+8+section+2+economics+and+history+trade+route+of+the+ancient+world.pdf

Answer 1

1. Egypt, southwest Asia, Persia, and northwestern India
2. Lucyang, Chang'a, Dunhuang, Khootan, Kashgar, Samakand, Bukhara, Antioch, and Tyre.

Answer 2

I am not American (:

sorry

Answer 3

@cinar, this isn't AMERICAN history

Answer 4

it's world history

Answer 5

Yeah. Also, I think your answers are "COUNTRIES", not the asked for "CONTINENTS".

Answer 6

im no good at explaining the difference, but you should try to look each ofthem up

Answer 7

It's okay if you're not good at explaining, just help

Answer 8

you don't want help, you want answers. anyways, for question 2, for a newcomer with relatively no info aside from your sheet, It would be difficult to determine what the trading posts exactly were. if you're unsure about it, look at external sources.

Answer 9

uh @NotTim

Answer 10

I believe the first 2 are right!

Answer 11

they are countries not continents on #1

Answer 12

Except for # 2, what about the Rome trading center?

Answer 13

the things is being transported to china and rome

Answer 14

oh yes africa, asia, europe

Answer 15

ok

Answer 16

yes but it has to end at the rome center

Answer 17

okay so just add rome to my list

Answer 18

#3. I believe that is your own opinion, maybe even many reasons: money, goods that can only be obtained from other countries, and even keeping the countries and continents in good lines, as well as an economic stance with each other.

Answer 19

but better sounding

Answer 20

I think that this question, because of the "What do you think" thingy, I think that you answer it in your own opinion. But what I think is that it is for money, their economies, to get goods that cant be found in their country, and keeping the name of friends between each other

Answer 21

So money for their economies to get the goods that can't be found in their country, and keeping the name of friends between each other. <--- What do you mean by last phrase??

Answer 22

@hardequalsmath Is that right?