which of the following is an example of the impact trade had on the people of southern and eastern africa? (1 point)
○ eastern africans practiced the same religion as their ancestors.
○ those living in southern africa were isolated from the rest of the world.
○ southern africans only use goods that are produced in their nation.
○ millions of people in east africa speak a form of bantu.

which of the following options accurately compares and contrasts different types of trade barriers, such as tariffs, quotas, and embargoes?
(1 point)
○ tariffs and quotas both restrict the quantity of imports, while embargoes are taxes imposed on exports, leading to decreased international trade.
○ tariffs are government-imposed limits on the quantity of imports, while quotas are taxes on exports, and embargoes involve voluntary agreements to limit trade.
○ tariffs are taxes on imports, quotas are restrictions on the quantity of imports, and embargoes involve a complete prohibition of trade with a specific country.
○ tariffs, quotas, and embargoes are interchangeable terms that refer to any form of government intervention in international trade to promote economic growth.

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which of the following is an example of the impact trade had on the people of southern and eastern africa? (1 point)
○ eastern africans practiced the same religion as their ancestors.
○ those living in southern africa were isolated from the rest of the world.
○ southern africans only use goods that are produced in their nation.
○ millions of people in east africa speak a form of bantu.

which of the following options accurately compares and contrasts different types of trade barriers, such as tariffs, quotas, and embargoes?
(1 point)
○ tariffs and quotas both restrict the quantity of imports, while embargoes are taxes imposed on exports, leading to decreased international trade.
○ tariffs are government-imposed limits on the quantity of imports, while quotas are taxes on exports, and embargoes involve voluntary agreements to limit trade.
○ tariffs are taxes on imports, quotas are restrictions on the quantity of imports, and embargoes involve a complete prohibition of trade with a specific country.
○ tariffs, quotas, and embargoes are interchangeable terms that refer to any form of government intervention in international trade to promote economic growth.

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### First Question (Impact of Trade on Southern and Eastern Africa)
# Brief Explanations:
- Analyze each option:
  - Option 1: Practicing the same religion as ancestors is not related to trade impact.
  - Option 2: Trade would connect, not isolate, so this is incorrect.
  - Option 3: Trade encourages using goods from other regions, so this is wrong.
  - Option 4: Trade facilitated cultural (including linguistic) spread, so Bantu language spread due to trade is a valid impact.
# Answer:
Millions of people in East Africa speak a form of Bantu.

### Second Question (Comparing Trade Barriers)
# Brief Explanations:
- Recall definitions:
  - Tariffs: Taxes on imports.
  - Quotas: Limits on quantity of imports.
  - Embargoes: Complete ban on trade with a country.
- Analyze options:
  - Option 1: Embargoes are not taxes on exports, wrong.
  - Option 2: Tariffs are taxes (not quantity limits), quotas are quantity limits (not export taxes), wrong.
  - Option 3: Matches the correct definitions.
  - Option 4: They are not interchangeable, wrong.
# Answer:
Tariffs are taxes on imports, quotas are restrictions on the quantity of imports, and embargoes involve a complete prohibition of trade with a specific country.

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