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sineoko [7]
4 years ago
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select the reasons why eastern luxuries were expensive: high prices in china production difficulties distance they had to be bro

ught taxes en route frequent loading and unloading discounts to large carriers danger from pirates and robbers high wages for workers
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inessss [21]4 years ago
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The correct answer are A) high prices in China, B) production difficulties, C) the distance they had to be brought, D) taxes en route, and H) high wages for workers.

<em>The reasons why Eastern luxuries were expensive were “high prices in China, production difficulties, the distance they had to be brought, taxes en route, and high wages for workers. </em>

Eastern luxuries did not exist in Western countries. Rich people in Europe were able to pay for them. They were wealthy and could afford the high prices for luxurious things that were exclusive. The transportation cost from long distances, the risks it implied, the constant taxation in the road, the difficult and detailed production of the products and the considerable high wages for the workers that produced the luxurious things really increased the prices and only rich, noble people could afford to pay for them.

Nadusha1986 [10]4 years ago
4 0

Answer: Danger from pirates and robbers high wages for workers.

Explanation: The correct answer is: Danger from pirates and robbers, high wages for workers. Due to these circumstances, eastern luxuries were expensive, since the network of trade routes between China and the West or the ancient Silk Road, as it was popularly known, was not safe, and its climatic conditions were extreme. It was exposed to continued robberies by tribes such as the Xiongnu, as well as pirates and thieves who posed a threat to the security not only of China, but also of all the merchants who passed through it, who were at risk of being killed. These were some of the reasons for the high salary earned by workers.

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