1.Why might economic growth and political stability lead to more trade? 2.How did environmental factors influence trade along the Silk Roads?
3.What was the effect of silk only being produced in China?
4.What were the impacts of trade beyond the moving goods?
5.How did the Song dynasty affect Hangzhou’s success as a trading city?
6.Why were scholars, especially Muslim scholars, drawn to Timbuktu?
7.How did trade in Timbuktu help the Mali empire, and how did the stability of the Mali empire help the city of Timbuktu?

Economic growth skyrocketed because the silk road became popular for trades and could trade with other countries, the environmental factors on the silk road made it good for travel, but as we know it was not that good of course there was rugged terrain, but it had to do if they wanted money for their trades, The effect of the silk road not being produced in China was that they were not getting the money and the Chinese rulers began to get very angry,There where good impacts and bad impacts but a good one is that all of the countries where getting distributed food and goods Equally but a bad impact is when another country would demand alot of goods and they would not give back their share of goods,this was dangerous for many countries because this could start wars.

I'm sorry I cannot answer the rest of the questions

so, colonists did not want to pay any taxes.  

colonists did not consider themselves british citizens.  

colonists felt no sense of obligation to britain.  

colonists objected to violations of their natural rights. are the answer choices?