The city of Baghdad was economically important in part because it (controlled trade routes between Muslim Spain and Mughal India. traded with Africa along the famous Silk Road. was linked to China and other lands by camel caravan routes. produced all the goods it needed for itself.) show me the answer
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The correct answer is: controlled trade routes between Muslim Spain and Mughal India.
Baghdad was a key center of trade and culture during the Islamic Golden Age, and its location made it a crucial hub that connected various regions, including Spain and India.
