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(07.04 lc)
the terracotta army was created to honor (1 point)

laozi

qin shi huangdi

confucius

liu bang
14.
(07.04 lc)
use this image below to answer the following question:

clay figures of an entire army of soldiers found in 1974 by a group of chinese farmers digging a well.

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what was the purpose of the objects in the image? (1 point)

to decorate the streets of chinese cities

to stand along the great wall and discourage invaders

to protect emperor shi huangdi in the afterlife

to show the ideal chinese army
15.
(07.05 hc)
which of the following situations would be likely to cause scarcity? (1 point)

canals and roads that improved trade across longer distances

a natural disaster which destroyed many farms in a region

one group taking control of all agricultural production in a region

lack of money to purchase improved equipment for farming
16.
(07.05 hc)
which describes the connection between opportunity cost and capital? (1 point)

opportunity cost represents an increase in capital that was not expected.

opportunity cost represents capital that is spent, rather than saved.

opportunity cost reflects an increase in profits as a result of scarcity.

opportunity cost reflects a decrease in profits as a result of increased supply.
17.
(07.05 mc)
in the map below, the red line represents land routes and the blue line represents sea routes. use this map to answer the following question:

a geographical map of most of europe, africa, and asia. red lines, representing land routes, are shown stretching east from the eastern coast of the mediterranean sea through northern arabia, persia, central asia, and then into china. three red lines branch off south into india, southeast asia, and southern asia. a shorter red line is shown stretching from the nile river in central egypt to the red sea. blue lines, representing sea routes, stretch from several points in italy, greece, and turkey to the eastern coast of the mediterranean. another blue line travels from that coast to the nile delta and down that river into central egypt. another blue line stretches from the midpoint of the red sea, around the horn of africa, and south to somalia. other blue lines stretch from the tip of the horn of africa eastward across the indian ocean to points on the arabian peninsula, india, southeast asia, java, and china.

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which statement explains the relationship between land routes and sea routes? (1 point)

merchants used a combination of land and sea routes to transport goods for trade.

common merchants used sea routes for trade, but wealthier merchants could afford to transport goods by land.

merchants could use either land routes or sea routes for trade, but not both.

sea routes were faster and less expensive than land routes but could be much more dangerous for merchants.
18.
(07.05 mc)
use the map below to answer the following question:

a map, titled the silk road a. d. 400 to 1500. the map shows the silk road, other land trade routes, sea trade routes, and trade centers. the map also highlights important bodies of water, such as the pacific ocean, indian ocean, and mediterranean sea. the silk road is shown stretching eastward from babylon through persia and then to various central asian trade centers: bukhara, samarkand, tashkent, kashgar, khotan. the silk road continues east into the chinese trade centers of turpan, dunhuang, xian, and finally luoyang. other land trade routes branch south of the silk road through india and china. various sea routes extend along the coastal areas.

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what conclusion can be drawn about merchants near tamluk? (1 point)

they would save money and effort if they traded by sea.

they would save money and effort if they traded by land.

they could choose whether to transport goods by land or sea.

they did not have many opportunities to trade their goods.
19.
(07.05 mc)
the silk road was significant to the exchange of all of the following except (1 point)

furs from asia to northern africa

oils from the mediterranean to asia

spices from india to rome

silkworms from china to northern europe
20.
(07.05 mc)
ancient trade routes were a source of exchange of each of the following except (1 point)

ideas

technology

leaders

animals