Why were the Trade Winds so named?
Correct answer: A. They helped sailing ships carry trade across the oceans
- A. They helped sailing ships carry trade across the oceans
- B. They were discovered by traders
- C. They blow only in trading seasons
- D. They traded goods between ships
Explanation
Their steady direction made the Trade Winds invaluable to sailing ships on trade routes.
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