Which islands were on a trade route to the west?

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Trava [24]2 years ago

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Answer:

Corsica and Sicily, are the right answers.

Explanation:

A trade route is a logistical arrangement known as a set of track-ways and stoppages practiced for the industrial transport of shipload. This term is often used to describe the trade that occurs over the bodies of water. Permitting goods to reach far-flung markets. Accordingly, the Corsica and the Sicily Islands were the two islands that came to a trade route to the west.

ss7ja [257]2 years ago

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The islands that were on a trade route to the west were Corsica and Troy

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