The __________ was the name given to a series of overland trade routes that connected eastern and western Eurasia, beginning at the end of the fourth century BCE.
a. Porcelain Path.
b. Dao, or Way.
c. Silk Road.
d. Iron Express.
c. Silk Road.
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A) ruling without Parliament. B) ?packing? the Parliament with his loyal supporters. C) opposing an aggressive policy toward Spain. D) using lavish bribes and patronage. E) all of the above.
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a. military technology. b. the philosophy of government. c. relations with the church. d. communications.
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