Question

describe why religions expanded on the trade routes. (1 point)
merchants and traders exchanged ideas as well as products.
war encouraged people to convert.
it was cheaper to trade as a muslim or christian.
merchants were forced to convert in order to trade.

Explanation:

Trade routes were places where merchants and traders from different regions met. Along with goods, they also exchanged cultural and religious ideas. War was not the main factor for religious expansion on trade routes. There's no historical evidence that it was cheaper to trade as a Muslim or Christian or that merchants were forced to convert to trade.

Answer:

Merchants and traders exchanged ideas as well as products.