Sea Roads

What effect did safe seas and a network of excellent roads have on the Roman Empire’s economy?

• None. Pirates ruled the seas and raiders controlled the roads.

• Made it difficult to transport and sell goods throughout the empire.

• Made it easier to transport and sell goods throughout the empire.

What is the name of the sea that connects the three continents of Europe, Asia and Africa?

• the Dead sea

• the Mediterranean Sea

• the Red Sea

• the Mandalorian Sea

What was the primary purpose of ancient sea roads?

• Trade and commerce

• Military conquest

• Religious pilgrimages

• Exploration

Which ancient civilization was known for its extensive use of sea roads for trade?

• Roman Empire

• Mayan Civilization

• Mongol Empire

• Inca Empire

What was a major advantage of sea roads over land routes in ancient times?

• Faster travel

• More dangerous

• Limited to small ships

• Less reliable

Which sea was central to the trade routes of the Roman Empire?

• Mediterranean Sea

• Black Sea

• Red Sea

• Caspian Sea

What goods were commonly traded along ancient sea roads?

• Spices and silk

• Coal and iron

• Timber and stone

• Grains and vegetables

Which invention significantly improved navigation along sea roads?

• Compass

• Steam engine

• Printing press

• Gunpowder

What role did sea roads play in the spread of cultures?

• Facilitated cultural exchange

• Isolated cultures

• Prevented cultural exchange

• Destroyed cultures

Which empire's economy was heavily reliant on sea trade routes?

• Byzantine Empire

• Aztec Empire

• Mughal Empire

• Ottoman Empire