True or False: Even though people may not have realized it, the Silk Road was responsible for the spread of Buddhism land the Black Death.

As Welford explains, one reason the Silk Road was so effective in aiding spread of disease-causing microbes was that, despite its name, it wasn’t just a single route. The overland portion of the Silk Road was actually a set of paths that split and reconnected across the steppes of Central Asia, almost like the blood vessels of the human body or the veins in plant leaves. Along that network there were various stops—villages, towns and outposts calledcavaranserais—scattered about a day’s hike apart.

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the answer to your question is false can’t remember who he rode with but he rode with sombody