Quiz games › History · AP World History: Modern · Networks of Exchange · 300 questions
AP World History: Modern · Networks of Exchange Quiz
See how far your knowledge of the Silk Roads, monsoon winds and Mansa Musa's journey goes. Take on caravanserais, Swahili Coast city-states and trans-Saharan trade, and find out what you really know about 1200-1450 exchange.
Play this quiz on KnovliSee the ways to play
Free. Choose how to play: on your own, against one person, or against everybody playing right now.
Sample questions
- Which of the following best describes the primary function of the Silk Roads during the period 1200–1450?
- Silk was valuable as a trade commodity on the Silk Roads primarily because it was:
- Which of the following was a significant challenge for merchants traveling the Silk Roads during the 1200–1450 period?
- Oasis cities along the Silk Roads, such as Samarkand and Dunhuang, served merchants primarily by:
- Samarkand's prominence as an oasis city during the Silk Roads era was due largely to its location:
- A caravanserai was an institution along the Silk Roads that most directly served which function?
- Which animal was most essential to the success of Silk Roads caravan trade across Central Asian deserts?
- The practice of relay trade on the Silk Roads meant that most merchants:
- The Sogdian merchants of Central Asia are historically significant because they:
- The Indian Ocean trade network during 1200–1450 was distinctive compared to Silk Roads overland trade primarily because it:
10 of 300 questions shown. The answers are in the quiz.