Which statement is true about Venetian trade routes? Venetian trade routes were mostly overland routes through Western Europe.
Venetian trade routes connected the Atlantic Ocean and the Caspian Sea
O Venetian trade routes connected the Atlantic Ocean and the Black Sea
O Venetian trade routes were mostly in the Mediterranean Sea

Venetian trade routes connected the Atlantic Ocean and the Black Sea

Explanation:

Venetian trade routes covered an area from the Atlantic Ocean to the Black Sea, including most of the Mediterranean Sea.

The most important routes connected Venice with its colonial possessions: Istria, Crete, Southern Greece, and Cyprus.

Venice also had important trade routes with Constantinople, and with the Levant.

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