The trade route that connected India to markets in Europe and the Arabian Peninsula was the:
A. Indian Ocean trade network.
B. Silk Road trade network.
C. trans-Saharan trade network.
D. Songhai trade network.

It is NOT B (Silk Road trade network), I repeat NOT B, but I think it could be A (Indian Ocean trade network)

Explanation:

I took the quiz and chose B (Silk Road trade network) and it was INCORRECT. As for A (Indian Ocean trade network), I looked back at the lesson and it doesn't mention anything about D (the Songhai trade network), which rules that one out, so now it's between A and C. I don't think it's C (trans-Saharan trade network) because although it was near the Arabian Peninsula, it said that it trades with civilizations in the Saharan Desert and people who live near the Mediterranean Sea. It also said nothing about trading with Europe (Roman Empire at that time) along the trans-Saharan trade network. So that's why I'm thinking it could be the Indian Ocean trade network because 1. it's the only one that makes sense after we've ruled out the others 2. It traded with the Arabian Peninsula, and since it traveled over water, I'm thinking it could've gotten to Europe. Then again I could be wrong, but keep these in mind while answering.

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tony (lordcaos066)

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