AP World Historyeasymcq1 pt
Caravanserais supported Silk Road trade by
A.providing rest, supplies, and protection for merchants
B.minting a single global currency
C.banning foreign merchants
D.operating as naval ports
Explanation
Core Concept
These fortified inns sheltered caravans, making long-distance overland trade viable.
Correct Answer
Aproviding rest, supplies, and protection for merchants
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