Question

Which of the following best explains the broader relationship between environmental factors and trade routes? A.Trade routes simply follow any easy to travel routes

B.Trade routes usually exist between regions that produce similar types of resources
C.Trade routes usually exist between regions that produce different types of resources
D.Environment does not impact trade routes, only political and economic factors matter

Answer 1

Answer: C. Trade routes usually exist between regions that produce different types of resources

Explanation: The silk road is a example of this concept. European traders wanted eastern spices. it allows different regions to trade for things that the other cant make or doesn't have enough of. Sub Saharan Gold and Ivory for European salt. Europeans had plenty of Salt but not Gold and Ivory and vice-versa.