Answer:
The answers of the question are given below.
1.Capital= Money put into a bank or company for the purpose of making profit.( Capital is an economic term which is used in the banking. Capital is constant until it is taken by the owner,and based on the capital the owner will receive the interest)
2.Embargo= Refusal to trade goods with another nation.( When the relation between two country becomes cold the business between the countries also get restricted. When a country decide to not to sell goods in the other country is known as embargo)
3.Globalization= The process of conducting business on a global scale.( Globalization word is derived from globe or world which means connecting to the world)
4.Investment= Money that is used to produce greater wealth.(Investment is an economic term which is necessary to start any business. Because to start a business there is certain things to build which requires money and this is called as investment)
5. Socialism= An economic system where all the business is controlled by people share equally in the profits.( It is a theory where the state will control the production and the profit will be divided equally among the producers)
Explanation:
Many emperors disallowed foreign trade
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Urban centers throughout the Silk Road were useful points for merchants to meet, sell and buy goods for transporting to distant places. Thanks to the cities no merchant had to travel all the road, but just sell his/her goods in the nearest city in order to some other merchant take it from there.
The Silk Road was an overland route used to transport goods for commerce. It was, in fact, two routes: one that connected Eastern Mediterranean to Central Asia, and another one that connected Central Asia to China. Silk Road also involved sea routes that, for example, transported goods to Rome through the Mediterranean and to Japan through the Pacific.
Therefore Silk Road was not one route, actually, but a network of routes where cities were clusters connecting various merchants from different places. Merchants would take goods from one city to another and little by little these goods were getting from one point to another. So the cities served for meeting, selling and buying goods in order to transport them farther.
