How did the Silk Road develop and what did it lead to?

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MakcuM [25]3 years ago

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A lot of people would steel goods form the people that trade and so they need to find a better way to travel

lana [24]3 years ago

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My answer [that I wrote myself]:

The Silk road was a trade route. It helped spread Buddhism, ideas, culture, tradition, trade, philosophies, and more. The Silk road was used to sell goods and receive goods for people among China, India, and other countries. India sold missionaries along the Silk Road, and Rome, Greece, and Egypt also traded along this road. This road was over 4,000 miles. It passes through Persia, Mesopotamia, North through Antioch, and ends up at the Mediterranean Sea.

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