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What is a key reason civilizations have thrived according to the text?
What is a key reason civilizations have thrived according to the text?
- By only trading with civilizations that are culturally similar
- By isolating themselves from other civilizations
- By working out agreements to trade goods they have in excess for goods they lack (correct)
- By producing everything they need within their own borders
Why is trade mentioned as crucial for civilizations in the text?
Why is trade mentioned as crucial for civilizations in the text?
- To emphasize the role of technology in advancing civilizations
- To illustrate how civilizations can prosper by meeting each other's needs through exchange (correct)
- To highlight the importance of cultural exchange
- To show how civilizations can become self-sufficient without external dependencies
What example is NOT given in the text of goods civilizations exchange?
What example is NOT given in the text of goods civilizations exchange?
- Plastics and electronics
- Food items like grain and rice
- Luxury items like jewelry and artwork (correct)
- Machinery and automobiles
Which aspect of trade does the text mention as keeping civilizations prospering?
Which aspect of trade does the text mention as keeping civilizations prospering?
In the context of trade circles mentioned in the text, what scenario is described?
In the context of trade circles mentioned in the text, what scenario is described?
What is the primary purpose of the airplanes, ships, and trucks mentioned in the text?
What is the primary purpose of the airplanes, ships, and trucks mentioned in the text?
Which statement best describes the role of trade in the prosperity of civilizations according to the text?
Which statement best describes the role of trade in the prosperity of civilizations according to the text?
How does trade contribute to the diversity of goods available to civilizations?
How does trade contribute to the diversity of goods available to civilizations?
What would happen if a civilization produces all its needs without engaging in trade according to the text?
What would happen if a civilization produces all its needs without engaging in trade according to the text?
What is the primary reason for countries engaging in trade according to the text?
What is the primary reason for countries engaging in trade according to the text?
