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The Ottomans established colonies in
A. Southwest Asia, which led to increased
European demand for Asian goods.
The Ottomans established colonies in West
B. Africa, which led to Europeans paying lower
prices for African goods.
The Ottomans controlled access to the Silk
*C. Road, which led to Europeans paying higher Correct!
prices for Asian goods.
The Ottomans promoted free trade on the Silk
D. Road, which led to the development of new
trade routes between China and Europe.
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The Ming dynasty produced low-quality goods,
A.
decreasing demand for Asian goods.
The Ming dynasty established island colonies
B. that were used as ports for European
merchants.
The Ming dynasty created and expanded trade
*C. Correct!
networks across Asia.
D. The Ming dynasty shut down all non-Asian
access to the Silk Road.
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Europeans weakened Asian economies by
A.
refusing to trade with them.
Europeans produced luxury goods that were in
B.
high demand in China.
Europeans challenged the Ottomans and
C.
gained control of the Silk Road.
Europeans established trade networks between
*D. Correct!
Europe and the Americas.
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Trade between Europe and Africa stopped
A.
entirely.
Trade declined over land routes, including the
B.
Silk Road.
Trade expanded on a large scale as Europeans
*C. Correct!
found new markets.
D. Trade became less necessary for Asian
countries.
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*A. Cattle and pigs were found only in Europe. Correct!
B. Cattle and pigs were considered unclean.
C. Cattle and pigs were too expensive to raise.
D. Cattle and pigs were considered sacred.
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A. Improved agricultural technologies
*B. Improved seafaring technologies Correct!
C. The discovery of Asian silk
D. The discovery of African gold
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A. Teas
*B. Iron products Correct!
C. Rum
D. Gold
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A. Fish
B. Iron products
*C. Teas Correct!
D. Slaves
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A. Spices
B. Molasses
C. Rum
*D. Slaves Correct!
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*A. Riga Correct!
B. Vienna
C. Tripoli
D. Valencia
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Before the 1400s, Europe and Africa traded
A. only spices. Between the 1400s and the 1700s,
they traded other items.
Europe traded slaves to Africa before the
B. 1400s. Between the 1400s and the 1700s,
Africa traded slaves to Europe.
Trade between Europe and Africa before the
*C. 1400s was indirect. Between the 1400s and Correct!
the 1700s, it was direct.
Africa controlled trade with Europe before the
D. 1400s. Between the 1400s and the 1700s,
Europe controlled the trade.
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The Ming dynasty constructed triangular trade
A. networks, while Europeans constructed direct
trade networks.
The Ming dynasty constructed slave trade
B. networks, while Europeans constructed gold
trade networks.
The Ming dynasty operated trade networks
*C. primarily over land, while Europeans operated Correct!
them over oceans.
The Ming dynasty constructed trade networks
D. only within its territory, while Europeans
constructed them with other nations.
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A. Both areas provided gold to European traders.
*B. Both areas were new to European explorers. Correct!
Both areas controlled European access to
C.
Africa.
Both areas introduced devastating diseases to
D.
Europe.