Which of the following accurately describes Central Asia between 400 and 600 CE?
A) The Huns prevented trade from following traditional routes.
B) It became the hub of a system that linked eastern and western Afro-Eurasia,as well as South Asia.
C) The Sasanian Empire brought it under its control.
D) Unusually warm weather destroyed pasturelands required by horse and camel caravans.

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Central Asia between 400 and 600 CE became the hub of a system that linked eastern and western Afro-Eurasia, as well as South Asia due to the Silk Road trade routes passing through the region. The Huns were active in Central Asia during this time, but they did not prevent trade entirely. The Sasanian Empire had control over parts of Central Asia, but not the entire region. There is no evidence of unusual warm weather destroying pasturelands during this time period.

Which of the Following Accurately Describes Central Asia Between 400