Why were trade routes important in ancient India?
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Correct answer: For exchange of goods, ideas and culture
Trade routes connected regions and enabled the movement of goods such as metals, textiles, spices and beads. Merchants, travellers and religious teachers also carried languages, beliefs, technologies and customs along these routes. Thus their importance was economic as well as cultural. The other choices describe no genuine function of trade routes.
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For exchange of goods, ideas and culture
Why is this the correct answer?
Trade routes connected regions and enabled the movement of goods such as metals, textiles, spices and beads. Merchants, travellers and religious teachers also carried languages, beliefs, technologies and customs along these routes. Thus their importance was economic as well as cultural. The other choices describe no genuine function of trade routes.
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This is a Class 9 History question. Chapter: The French Revolution.
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