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Why did the Islamic empire choose not to invade western Europe after its defeat by France?
A.
It didn’t have enough soldiers and equipment to face the Europeans again.
B.
It wanted to establish friendly trade relations with the Europeans.
C.
It was more focused on conquering China for its technological inventions.
D.
It wanted to join with the European forces to overthrow the Byzantines.
Why did the Islamic empire choose not to invade western Europe after its defeat by France?
A.
It didn’t have enough soldiers and equipment to face the Europeans again.
B.
It wanted to establish friendly trade relations with the Europeans.
C.
It was more focused on conquering China for its technological inventions.
D.
It wanted to join with the European forces to overthrow the Byzantines.
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The correct answer is B. It wanted to establish friendly trade relations with the Europeans.
After the defeat at the Battle of Tours in 732, the Islamic empire recognized the benefits of trade and cultural exchange with Europe rather than continuing military conflict.
After the defeat at the Battle of Tours in 732, the Islamic empire recognized the benefits of trade and cultural exchange with Europe rather than continuing military conflict.
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