The Trade History Quiz

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Which ancient civilizations engaged in long-distance commerce to acquire rare resources and expand their influence?

  • China and India (correct)
  • Mesopotamia and Egypt
  • Greece and Rome
  • Maya and Inca

What are some benefits of international trade?

  • Decreased efficiency and productivity
  • Increased specialization and higher living standards (correct)
  • Less innovation and competition
  • Reduced job creation and economic growth

What are some challenges that trade can face?

  • Equal distribution of benefits and reduced competition
  • Less specialization and productivity
  • Increased protectionism and geopolitical tensions (correct)
  • Decreased cultural exchange and understanding

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Study Notes

Ancient Civilizations and Long-Distance Commerce

  • Ancient civilizations such as Phoenicians, Greeks, and Romans engaged in long-distance commerce to acquire rare resources and expand their influence.

Benefits of International Trade

  • Increased economic growth and development through access to a wider market and new customers.
  • Improved productivity and competitiveness due to specialization and division of labor.
  • Greater variety of goods and services available for consumers.
  • Enhanced cultural exchange and understanding between nations.

Challenges of International Trade

  • Trade barriers and tariffs imposed by governments to restrict imports.
  • Transportation costs and logistics challenges in moving goods across long distances.
  • Cultural and language barriers hindering communication and trade negotiations.
  • Risk of trade wars and protectionism, which can lead to economic instability.

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