Question

Which of the following was NOT a danger encountered by tradesmen on the Silk Road? A. Extreme temperatures B. Difficult mountains C. Roman soldiers D. Bandits

Answer 1

B because I did the work

Answer 2

C. Roman soldiers

Step-by-step explanation:

The Silk Road was a network of trade routes that connected Asia and Europe, running through areas such as China, Central Asia, and the Mediterranean. Traders, merchants, and other travelers along the Silk Road faced a variety of dangers, including extreme temperatures, difficult mountains, and bandits. However, Roman soldiers were not a danger encountered by tradesmen on the Silk Road because the Roman Empire did not control the territories that the Silk Road passed through and had no direct involvement in the trade on the Silk Road.