Question

A) If you drew a map of the Silk Road, you would want to include which of the following
features? (1 point)
the Atlantic Ocean
northern Europe
Cape of Good Hope
Arabian Peninsula
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A) The Silk Road originated in which region? (1 point)
China
Arabia
Africa
Europe
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A) Which statement best analyzes the economic impact of Muslim trade on Europe? (1 point)
Muslim trade contributed to the growth of the merchant class and commercial economy in
Europe.
Arab nations adopted the roman numeral system to standardize accounting practices.
European nations exported silk through Arab merchants.
Muslim trade led to European nations adopting Islam as their state religion
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A) Which statement best describes an economic development in Islamic history during the
later Middle Ages? (1 point)
The Crusades were launched to reclaim the Iberian Peninsula.
Demand for resources led to an increase in rural populations.
Islam was adopted in the Al-Andalus region of Spain.
Hindu-Arabic numerals became the number system of choice for business.
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A) Which statement best reflects a developed logical argument about the impact of politics and
religion on law and government in the Muslim world? (1 point)
Islam only impacts the laws in Muslim nations and does not influence government policies.
Muslim nations are theocracies in which the religious leaders are also the government leaders.
The Islamic faith has a greater impact on the laws and government in areas under sharia law.
The Islamic faith impacts the laws and governments of all Muslim nations in the same ways.
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If you drew a map of the Silk Road, you would want to include the **Arabian Peninsula**. The Silk Road was primarily a network of trade routes connecting Asia to Europe, and the Arabian Peninsula was significant for trade and cultural exchange during the period of the Silk Road's prominence. The other features listed (the Atlantic Ocean, northern Europe, and Cape of Good Hope) are not directly relevant to the main routes of the Silk Road.
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The Silk Road originated in **China**. It began during the Han Dynasty (around the 2nd century BCE) and facilitated trade between China and various regions, including Central Asia, the Middle East, and eventually Europe.
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The statement that best analyzes the economic impact of Muslim trade on Europe is: **"Muslim trade contributed to the growth of the merchant class and commercial economy in Europe."**

This reflects how trade networks established by Muslim merchants facilitated commerce, leading to the rise of a merchant class and fostering economic growth in various European regions during the Middle Ages.
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The statement that best describes an economic development in Islamic history during the later Middle Ages is: **"Hindu-Arabic numerals became the number system of choice for business."**

This reflects the significant impact of trade and commerce during that period, as the adoption of Hindu-Arabic numerals facilitated more efficient accounting and financial transactions, ultimately influencing economic practices in Europe and beyond.
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The statement that best reflects a developed logical argument about the impact of politics and religion on law and government in the Muslim world is: **"The Islamic faith has a greater impact on the laws and government in areas under sharia law."**

This statement acknowledges that while Islam influences laws and governance in various Muslim-majority countries, its impact is particularly pronounced in regions where sharia law is implemented, highlighting the varying degrees of influence rather than suggesting a uniform effect across all Muslim nations.