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AP World History: Trade & Empires

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Trade routes & empires quiz

by Naomi Akintola
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The Inca used a traditional alphabet to record information.

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The Silk Roads facilitated exchange of goods and ideas between East and West.

3

The Roman Empire fell mainly due to overreliance on coinage.

4

The Mongol Empire established pax Mongolica, promoting safe trade across Eurasia.

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The Meiji Restoration occurred in the 18th century in Japan.

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The Bantu migrations occurred after the Columbian Exchange.

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The Atlantic slave trade connected Europe, Africa, and the Americas as part of the Triangular Trade.

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The Columbian Exchange introduced crops like maize and potatoes to Europe and wheat to the Americas after 1492.

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The Silk Roads were exclusively maritime routes.

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The Inca built an extensive road system across the Andes.

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