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Which statement BEST explains why Mecca and Medina became important to the diffusion of Islam?
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Their wealthiest inhabitants were among the earliest converts of Islam.
Their wealthiest inhabitants were among the earliest converts of Islam.
They were located on oases that were parts of an important trade route.
They were located on oases that were parts of an important trade route.
Their populations grew quickly and migrated to other parts of Arabia.
Their populations grew quickly and migrated to other parts of Arabia.
They had large supplies of iron used to make weapons for Islamic armies.
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Their wealthiest inhabitants were among the earliest converts of Islam.
Their wealthiest inhabitants were among the earliest converts of Islam.
They were located on oases that were parts of an important trade route.
They were located on oases that were parts of an important trade route.
Their populations grew quickly and migrated to other parts of Arabia.
Their populations grew quickly and migrated to other parts of Arabia.
They had large supplies of iron used to make weapons for Islamic armies.
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The statement that BEST explains why Mecca and Medina became important to the diffusion of Islam is:
**They were located on oases that were parts of an important trade route.**
This geographical advantage facilitated the movement of people and ideas, allowing Islam to spread more effectively.
**They were located on oases that were parts of an important trade route.**
This geographical advantage facilitated the movement of people and ideas, allowing Islam to spread more effectively.
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