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The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor was a 3,000-kilometre-long stretch of the Silk Road that ran through Kazakhstan.
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor was a 3,000-kilometre-long stretch of the Silk Road that ran through Kazakhstan.
False (B)
In 2015, the Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor became the first section of the Silk Road to be included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
In 2015, the Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor became the first section of the Silk Road to be included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
False (B)
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor began in Beijing, the capital city of the Han Dynasty.
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor began in Beijing, the capital city of the Han Dynasty.
False (B)
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor looped around the bottom of the Taklamakan Desert and went through the Tian-Shan Mountains and on into the desert of Kazakhstan.
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor looped around the bottom of the Taklamakan Desert and went through the Tian-Shan Mountains and on into the desert of Kazakhstan.
Travelers were 200 meters below sea level in some parts of the Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor.
Travelers were 200 meters below sea level in some parts of the Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor.
Merchants from the East exchanged silk, spices, porcelain and gunpowder for cotton, wool, silver and radios from the West.
Merchants from the East exchanged silk, spices, porcelain and gunpowder for cotton, wool, silver and radios from the West.
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor was used for the trade of salt, sugar, precious stones, and furniture.
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor was used for the trade of salt, sugar, precious stones, and furniture.
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor was one of the minor links between East and West.
The Chang'an - Tian-Shan Corridor was one of the minor links between East and West.
