The difficulty of connecting to a continent via trade routes can depend on various factors such as geography, infrastructure, and political relations. However, among the options provided:
A. North America B. Asia C. Europe D. Africa
One might argue that D. Africa could be considered more difficult to connect via trade routes compared to the others. This is due to the continent's diverse geography, which includes deserts, jungles, and varying political and economic stability across different regions. Additionally, infrastructure can be underdeveloped in some areas compared to others, making trade routes less efficient.
That said, each continent has its own unique challenges, and the context of the trade routes in question would also matter significantly.
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