Answer:
B. an all-water route to India
C. a combination of land and water route
Explanation:
Basically, the two routes to China are :
1. an all-water route to India: these routes involve various water bodies such as the South China Sea, Indian Ocean, Persian Gulf, the Red Sea, etc. Through these water bodies, a lot of commercial activities involving Europe and Asia took place.
2. a combination of land and water route: this is evident in the Silk Route, which comprised various routes both on land and water. In it, there is a combination of northern, southern, southwestern, and maritime routes. All of these routes serve as trading routes connected to Europe and China.
Answer:
a combination land and water route
a land route across China
Explanation:
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