The silk routes thrived almost till the:
ASeventeenth century
BFifteenth century
CEleventh century
DNineteenth century
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Fifteenth century
1. The silk routes are known to have existed before the Christian Era.
2. They thrived almost till the fifteenth century.
3. So the fifteenth century marks the end of their long run.
_Source: syllabus Social Science, 'India and the Contemporary World II', Ch 3 'The Making of a Global World'_
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