Question

multiple-choice question how did the collapse of the silk road change the world into a more connected global community? it caused explorers to go looking for new ways to get to goods from china (turned to the sea) and created the age of exploration. it caused people to have to make their own tea, porcelain and silk. rewatch skip

Explanation:

The collapse of the Silk Road disrupted the land - based trade routes to access goods from Asia (like those from China). Explorers then sought new sea - based routes to obtain these goods, which led to the Age of Exploration. This Age of Exploration saw increased maritime trade, discovery of new lands, and more extensive global connections. The idea that people would have to make their own tea, porcelain, and silk is incorrect as the collapse of the Silk Road would prompt efforts to find alternative trade routes rather than individual self - sufficiency in making these luxury goods.

Answer:

A. It caused explorers to go looking for new ways to get to goods from China (turned to the sea) and created the Age of Exploration.