the Silk Road in the thirteenth century?(1 point)
Responses
Trade between Asia and Europe increased
Trade between Asia and Europe increased
Italians rediscovered the works of Classical
Greece
Italians rediscovered the works of Classical Greece
Crusaders were able to reach the Holy Land
Crusaders were able to reach the Holy Land
Chinese ideas sparked the Scientific Revolution
Chinese ideas sparked the Scientific Revolution
Question 8
Ghengis Khan wanted control of the
____________ due to its trade value.(1 point)
Responses
Silk Road
Silk Road
Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia
Roman Empire
Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
Byzantine Empire
Question 9
What was an effect of Marco Polo’s descriptions
of his travels?(1 point)
Responses
an increase in interest in Asian culture and
Asian goods among Europeans
an increase in interest in Asian culture and Asian goods among Europeans
the establishment of the Silk Road between
China and the Mediterranean region
the establishment of the Silk Road between China and the Mediterranean region
an alliance between Christian and Muslim
countries to oppose Mongol expansion
an alliance between Christian and Muslim countries to oppose Mongol expansion
the reestablishment of pilgrimage routes to the
1 answer
Question 7: What was a result of the Mongols' reopening of the Silk Road in the thirteenth century?
Answer: Trade between Asia and Europe increased.
Question 8: Ghengis Khan wanted control of the ____________ due to its trade value.
Answer: Silk Road.
Question 9: What was an effect of Marco Polo’s descriptions of his travels?
Answer: an increase in interest in Asian culture and Asian goods among Europeans.
