AP World Historymediummcq1 pt
The trans-Saharan trade differed from the Indian Ocean trade in that it
A.relied on camel caravans rather than ships
B.involved no cultural exchange
C.moved only grain
D.was controlled by China
Explanation
Core Concept
The Sahara demanded overland caravan transport, unlike the sea-based Indian Ocean.
Correct Answer
Arelied on camel caravans rather than ships
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