Which ancient trade route was known as 'The Royal Road' and featured postal stations with fresh horses every 14 miles to ensure rapid delivery of messages and goods?

Before modern logistics and global shipping, ancient civilizations created sophisticated supply chain networks that connected distant lands and cultures. These trade routes were essential for exchanging goods, spreading culture, and building wealth. Test your knowledge about these ancient supply chains that shaped early commerce and influenced civilizations across continents!

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• The Persian Royal Road, built by Darius I in 500 BCE to connect Susa to Sardis (1,600 miles)
• The Roman Via Appia, connecting Rome to Brundisium (350 miles)
• The Egyptian Horus Road, connecting the Nile Delta to Palestine (1,200 miles)
• The Incan Qhapaq Ñan, connecting Quito to Santiago (3,700 miles)

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