What was a consequence of the increase in trade across Eurasia?
a. It exposed the differences in wealth between the East and the West.
b. Rome was able to begin to produce more desirable goods.
c. The demand for the silks of China and the spices and incense of Arabia and the Indian Ocean decreased.
d. Without the availablity of gold and silver for payment, bartering and exchange of services became acceptable forms of payment.
a
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a. Germanic tribes defeated the Roman army. b. Arab expansion into western Europe was halted. c. Spain was recaptured from the Muslims. d. the Hunnish advance was permanently halted.
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
King Cotton failed the South as a tool of wartime diplomacy because
a. Britain held surpluses of cotton when the war began. b. textile workers in Britain favored the North. c. the North sent captured cotton to Britain. d. Britain developed alternative supplies of cotton in Egypt and India. e. the cotton crop was devastated by the boll weevil.
In 550 B.C.E., Cyrus was able to found the Achaemenid dynasty when he defeated what rival tribe?
a. Babylonia. b. Greek. c. Parthians. d. Scythians. e. Medes.