History: The Making of a Global World · Class 10 · CBSE Social Science
Which development best demonstrates that long-distance cultural and economic exchange existed before the nineteenth century?
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easy · MCQ · Q-390AF3
Which development best demonstrates that long-distance cultural and economic exchange existed before the nineteenth century?
- A.The Silk Routes carried goods, ideas and religions across Asia, Europe and North Africa.Correct answer
- B.The Bretton Woods institutions regulated international trade.
- C.Steam-powered factories caused mass production in Britain.
- D.European countries imposed restrictions on colonial migration.
Solution
The Silk Routes linked different regions through trade and cultural exchange long before modern globalisation. They carried products such as silk and spices as well as religions, ideas and technologies.
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