What conclusion can you draw about the people who participated in trade networks? a. They benefited from the trade networks. b. They opposed the trade networks. c. They feared the trade networks. d. They were enslaved by the trade networks.

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What conclusion can you draw about the people who participated in trade networks? a. They benefited from the trade networks. b. They opposed the trade networks. c. They feared the trade networks. d. They were enslaved by the trade networks.

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Jaxson Shaffer · Answer 1

The answer is "A", "They benefited from the trade networks".

A trade network is an arrangement of individuals in various terrains who exchange products forward and backward. Trade includes the exchange of merchandise or administrations starting with one individual or element then onto the next, regularly in return for cash. A framework or system that permits trade is known as a market. An early type of trade, barter, saw the immediate trade of merchandise and enterprises for different products and ventures.