In terms of global trends of the 1st century CE, one conclusion that could be drawn from the map above would be

A.the empires of the world fought one another for control of trade routes.

B.the Han Empire had the most material wealth of all empires of the time period.

C.the Roman Empire did not enter into trade with empires of the East Asia.

D.the majority of land in Europe and Asia was under the control of large empires.

It seems that you have missed to attached the map, but anyway, here is my answer. In terms of global trends of the 1st century CE, one conclusion that could be drawn from the map above would be the majority of land in Europe and Asia was under the control of large empires. It would be option D. Hope this helps.

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holesstanham holesstanham · Answer 2 · 2019-10-21T14:05:50-04:00

Answer:

D. the majority of land in Europe and Asia was under the control of large empires.

Explanation:

Although a map was not included in this question, we can still answer it if we look at the conditions the world was in during the 1st century CE. During this century, the majority of land in Europe and Asia was under the control of large empires. Two empires in particular dominated this region. In the west, the Roman Empire had control of most of the land, while in the East the Han dynasty dominated what is now China.