In the Middle Ages two main axes of trade were
A)Central France and Central Spain.
B)Southern England and coastal Flanders.
C)the Baltic Hanseatic League and Italian port cities.
D)the Greek culture area from Turkey through southern Italy

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The Baltic Hanseatic League, made up of major German trading cities such as Hamburg and Lubeck, dominated trade in Northern Europe, while Italian port cities such as Venice and Genoa controlled trade in the Mediterranean. These two axes of trade were key in the Middle Ages.

In the Middle Ages Two Main Axes of Trade Were