A major focus for scholars of the axial age is the development of philosophy and religion. Account for the ways in which philosophy (as discussed in chapter 6) migrated along the Eurasian trade routes
What, if anything, was the consequence of such exchange of ideas?
Answers will vary but correct responses should include: The development of improved sea and land communications in Eurasia brought people from different cultures together, facilitated the flow of the ideas and transmitted the works of art that changed taste and the goods that influenced lifestyles. It enabled intellectual achievements in philosophy and religion gained prior to the development of the Eurasian trade routes to be safeguarded, enshrined, and nurtured.
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A) unanimous B) not unanimous C) legally binding D) not legally binding
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