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The Strait of Malacca

The Strait of Malacca. Group: kayla jackson , Veronica Vega, Thomas Perez, bhakti G urung. What types of goods travel through the Strait of Malacca?. The types of goods that travel through malacca are fine porcelain and cloves , cinnamon and pepper.

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The Strait of Malacca

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  1. The Strait of Malacca Group: kaylajackson , Veronica Vega, Thomas Perez, bhaktiGurung

  2. What types of goods travel through the Strait of Malacca? • The types of goods that travel through malacca are fine porcelain and cloves , cinnamon and pepper.

  3. Why did the Strait of Malacca become a well-traveled sea route? • Because the strait of malacca had been a vital waterway because it offered the shortest water route between the pacific and the indain oceans.

  4. What did traders worry about? • The traders worried about their ships being attacked.

  5. Why has the Strait of Malacca continued to be important in the modern world today? • It continues to be important in the modern world today because ships carry rubber, copra, tin from malaysia to the world markets. Huge oil tankers sail the strait, cruising between the middle East and East Asia.

  6. Which theme of geography is reflected in this passage? M – I – R – P – L • The theme of geography that reflects this passage is movement because ships going into port with products to other countries.

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