Question

What conclusion can be drawn about the historical significance of the Benin plaques?

They symbolize the competitive trading practices of the Dutch during the sixteenth century.
They represent the sixteenth-century trade connections between West Africa and other countries.
They represent West Africa’s isolation from the rest of the world in the sixteenth century.

Answer 1

B on EDG

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

Answer: They represent the sixteenth-century trade connections between West Africa and other countries

Step-by-step explanation:

The Benin plagues are sculptures and plagues that were used in decorating the Benin kingdom royal palace. They show the life of the Benin culture in the sixteenth century, after there was contact with Europe.

The plaques depicted the perception of the people towards the Portuguese traders. They represent the sixteenth-century trade connections between West Africa and other countries.