Question

1. which of the following contributed to the chinese governments decision to stop voyages of exploration in the early fifteenth century? (a) armed resistance from arab pirates (b) lack of sufficient chinese goods for trade (c) the destruction of the chinese fleet by typhoons (d) government concerns with domestic problems and limited resources (e) fear of the spread of the plague to china 10. the lines on the map above illustrate which of the following? (a) spread of hinduism (b) spread of christianity (c) extent of trade routes (d) seasonal migrations of nomads

Explanation:

The lines on the map connect various regions across Eurasia and the Indian - Ocean region. These patterns are characteristic of trade routes which historically connected different civilizations for the exchange of goods, ideas, and culture. Hinduism and Christianity spread in different patterns not matching these lines. Nomadic seasonal migrations also do not typically follow such long - distance, structured paths as shown.

Answer:

C. Extent of trade routes