Question

In ancient times, there were no proper (1) so the most efficient way to transport goods from one place to another was on water. For this reason, the first and most extensive trade (2) were rivers like the Nile in Egypt, the Tigris and the Euphrates in present-day Iraq and the Yellow River in China. Cities were built by those rivers and grew rich by using the rivers for the import and (3) of goods. Trade routes over land, conducted by caravans, developed in the seventh and eighth centuries after camels were domesticated. Towns and (4) appeared wherever the caravans stopped in order to rest, or to transfer the goods they were carrying to ships. Many Greek and Roman towns were founded this way, expanding their (5). until their (6) was felt in Africa and Asia. And in each of these places, foreign traders shared stories and (7) from their (8) leaving more than just their spices, textiles or pottery behind. (civilisations ,customs export, homelands, influence, networks, ports, roadways)​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. roadways

2. networks

3. export

4. ports

5. civilisations

6. influence

7.customs

8. homelands

Объяснение: