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Silk Road Essentials: True or False

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Test your Silk Road knowledge with quick true/false prompts.

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Silk Road Essentials: True or False
 

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Test your Silk Road knowledge with quick true/false prompts.

by Zarina Anarkulova
1

The Silk Road was only about 2,000 miles long.

2

Buddhism reached China through the Silk Road.

3

Goods were usually carried the entire way by one person.

4

The Mongols revived the Silk Road in the 13th and 14th centuries.

5

The Silk Road linked China with the West, carrying both goods and ideas.

6

Part of the Silk Road still exists today as a paved highway.

7

Silk was transported eastward, and wool, gold, and silver went westward.

8

The United Nations has proposed both a trans-Asian highway and a railway along the old Silk Road route.

9

The Silk Road Project was started by Marco Polo in 1999.

10

The Silk Road was entirely over land with no sea routes involved.

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