Silk Road: Chang’an–Tian-Shan True/False

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Froggy Jumps Silk Road: Chang’an–Tian-Shan True/FalseOnline version True/False about the Silk Road by Amina Amina 1 The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor is about 7,000 kilometres long. a False b - c True 2 The total length of all Silk Road routes together was around 35,000 km. a False b - c True 3 The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor became part of the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014. a - b True c False 4 The route started in modern-day Almaty. a False b True c - 5 Travellers on the Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor passed mountains that were over 7,400 metres high. a True b False c - 6 The ancient settlements of Talgar, Aktobe, Kulan and Ornek were located on the Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor. a True b False c - 7 Merchants from the East mainly traded silk, spices, porcelain and gunpowder for wool, silver and mirrors from the West. a False b True c - 8 The greatest legacy of the Silk Road was not the material goods, but the ideas, culture and globalisation that it helped to spread. a True b - c False 9 The Silk Road linked China with regions across Asia and into the West. a False b True c - 10 The Chang’an–Tian-Shan Corridor is primarily a modern-day trade route with no ancient settlements. a False b - c True

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True/False about the Silk Road

by Amina Amina

The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor is about 7,000 kilometres long.

False

True

The total length of all Silk Road routes together was around 35,000 km.

False

True

The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor became part of the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014.

True

False

The route started in modern-day Almaty.

False

True

Travellers on the Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor passed mountains that were over 7,400 metres high.

True

False

The ancient settlements of Talgar, Aktobe, Kulan and Ornek were located on the Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor.

True

False

Merchants from the East mainly traded silk, spices, porcelain and gunpowder for wool, silver and mirrors from the West.

False

True

The greatest legacy of the Silk Road was not the material goods, but the ideas, culture and globalisation that it helped to spread.

True

False

The Silk Road linked China with regions across Asia and into the West.

False

True

The Chang’an–Tian-Shan Corridor is primarily a modern-day trade route with no ancient settlements.

False

True

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Silk Road: Chang’an–Tian-Shan True/FalseOnline version

by Amina Amina

The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor is about 7,000 kilometres long.

The total length of all Silk Road routes together was around 35,000 km.

The Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor became part of the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2014.

The route started in modern-day Almaty.

Travellers on the Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor passed mountains that were over 7,400 metres high.

The ancient settlements of Talgar, Aktobe, Kulan and Ornek were located on the Chang’an – Tian-Shan Corridor.

Merchants from the East mainly traded silk, spices, porcelain and gunpowder for wool, silver and mirrors from the West.

The greatest legacy of the Silk Road was not the material goods, but the ideas, culture and globalisation that it helped to spread.

The Silk Road linked China with regions across Asia and into the West.

The Chang’an–Tian-Shan Corridor is primarily a modern-day trade route with no ancient settlements.

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