• textiles
• steel
The box lists examples of
A.
goods that were banned from being sold along most Arab trade routes.
B.
products that were first invented and introduced to Arabs by European merchants.
C.
supplies that were made by Arab slaves and then sent to Europe and Asia.
D.
new inventions that spread to other countries by traveling on Arab trade routes.
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The box lists examples of
D. new inventions that spread to other countries by traveling on Arab trade routes.
These items, such as paper, textiles, and steel, represent important products that were significant in trade and often involved the exchange of knowledge and techniques across cultures along the Arab trade routes.
