Suppose you developed a map similar to the map shown with a legend showing the geographic origins of silk, spices, cotton, and porcelain. Where would these goods be placed on the map? (1 point) Responses Good Geographic Origin Silk India Spices Africa Cotton India and northern Europe Porcelain ChinaGood Geographic Origin Silk India Spices Africa Cotton India and northern Europe Porcelain China Good Geographic Origin Silk China Spices India Cotton China and Persia Porcelain AfricaGood Geographic Origin Silk China Spices India Cotton China and Persia Porcelain Africa Good Geographic Origin Silk China Spices Southeast Asia Cotton India, the Nile Basin, and Central America Porcelain ChinaGood Geographic Origin Silk China Spices Southeast Asia Cotton India, the Nile Basin, and Central America Porcelain China Good Geographic Origin Silk China Spices India Cotton Africa Porcelain India
The goods would be placed as follows:
Silk: India and China
Spices: Africa and India
Cotton: India, northern Europe, China and Persia, the Nile Basin, and Central America
Porcelain: China and Africa
Based on the information you provided, here is how the goods would be placed on the map:
- Silk: India and China
- Spices: Africa, India, and Southeast Asia
- Cotton: India, Northern Europe, China, Persia, the Nile Basin, and Central America
- Porcelain: China and India
Please note that some goods have multiple geographic origins, and they are placed accordingly on the map.
To determine where these goods would be placed on the map, we need to refer to the given information in the legend.
1. Silk:
According to the legend, silk has two possible geographic origins: India and China. Therefore, we would place the symbol for silk in both India and China on the map.
2. Spices:
The legend states that spices have their geographic origin in Africa and India. So, we would place the symbol for spices in both Africa and India on the map.
3. Cotton:
The legend mentions that cotton has its geographic origin in India and northern Europe. Therefore, we would place the symbol for cotton in both India and northern Europe on the map.
4. Porcelain:
The legend indicates that porcelain comes from China. Consequently, we would place the symbol for porcelain in China on the map.
By following the information provided in the legend, we can accurately place the symbols representing the geographic origins of these goods on the map.