In the First Millennium BCE, One Consequence of the Newfound

question 5

Multiple Choice

In the first millennium BCE, one consequence of the newfound mobility of mounted horsemen was

• A) the conquest of the settled farming communities by the nomadic herders
• B) the invention of the chariot
• C) the emergence of silk as a luxury good
• D) the appearance of shared cultural elements over a vast region

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