The Ottoman Empire controlled one leg of the Silk Road and it would have been practically impossible for the Silk Road to have passed outside of Ottoman Territory if a land route were used. (The northern path through Kipchak and Russian territory was so dangerous that nobody would attempt it.) As a result, all silk road trade was controlled and delimited by the Ottomans.
I guess the Silk Road was what linked the Han Empire to the Roman Empire
The Silk Road was buily in the 1 century B.C. because the Roman Empire wanted to trade Chinese silk with the people of Chang'on.
It was Mongol Empire in the Ming Dinstiy
Answer this question… The Ottomans controlled access to the Silk Road, which led to Europeans paying higher prices for Asian goods
The Ottoman Empire controlled one leg of the Silk Road and it would have been practically impossible for the Silk Road to have passed outside of Ottoman Territory if a land route were used. (The northern path through Kipchak and Russian territory was so dangerous that nobody would attempt it.) As a result, all silk road trade was controlled and delimited by the Ottomans.
I think the Ottoman Empire did because the Silk Road, which was the main trade route between Europe and Asia, ran through their land. So they could shut it down by putting their sodiers on the Silk Road, which they did. But if you just want the answer, it was the Ottoman Empire.
I guess the Silk Road was what linked the Han Empire to the Roman Empire
The silk road stretched from the Han Dynasty or empire to the Roman Empire in Europe.
The Ottoman Empire lasted from 1453 to 1918 and it was located mostly in the Middle East.
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It was a major trade route for Europe and Asia until the Ottoman Empire blocked it off, which led to Christopher Columbus's discovery of N. America, though he thought it was India.
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The Silk Road was buily in the 1 century B.C. because the Roman Empire wanted to trade Chinese silk with the people of Chang'on.
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