AP World Historyeasymcq1 pt
Indian Ocean trade was scheduled by
A.the seasonal monsoon winds
B.the lunar calendar of China
C.European colonial regulations
D.the Nile's flood cycle
Explanation
Core Concept
Merchants timed voyages to the alternating monsoon winds, which dictated sailing seasons.
Correct Answer
Athe seasonal monsoon winds
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