Questions: The Silk Road primarily facilitated trade between: Asia and Africa Europe and Africa Asia and Europe North America and Asia

The answer is Asia and Europe.

While there were trade routes connecting Asia and Africa, the Silk Road is primarily known for linking Asia with Europe. The trade between Asia and Africa was more commonly facilitated through maritime routes across the Indian Ocean.

The Silk Road did not primarily facilitate trade between Europe and Africa. Trade between these regions was more commonly conducted via Mediterranean sea routes.

The Silk Road was a network of trade routes that connected the East and West, primarily facilitating trade between Asia and Europe. It enabled the exchange of goods, culture, and ideas, with silk being one of the most famous commodities traded along these routes.

The Silk Road did not connect North America and Asia. The trade routes were established long before significant contact between these continents occurred.