Question

A Persian craftsman trains in the art of papermaking with a Chinese merchant

whom he has met at a market. This interaction demonstrates which of the
following ideas?
O A. Merchants along the Silk Road preferred to end their journeys in Persia.
O
B . The Silk Road allowed for cultural exchange between China and Persia.
O
C. Persia and China regulated the Silk Road during the postclassical era.
O
D. The gold-salt trade was replaced by Silk Road trade in Persia and
China.

Answer 1

The correct answer is B) The Silk Road allowed for cultural exchange between China and Persia

Step-by-step explanation:

The Silk road was part of a large and well-established trading route that connected China with the rest of Asia and Middle East.

China was a large exporter for silk, pottery and other goods while they also imported from Middle East and Eastern Europe.

The thriving trade acted as a catalyst and helped to share ideas between many countries. For example, while the Persians learned about paper making, the Chinese were also introduced to Islam.