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Which best describes the relationship between the Arab Muslims and the Byzantine Empire?
The empire was regularly attacked by Arab Muslims.
The empire was occasionally attacked by Arab Muslims.
The empire regularly attacked Arab Muslims.
The empire occasionally attacked Arab Muslims.
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The empire was regularly attacked by Arab Muslims.
After the rise of Islam (7th century) Arab armies launched frequent campaigns and raids that led to the loss of Syria, Palestine, Egypt and much of North Africa, major battles like Yarmouk (636), and sieges of Constantinople. While Byzantium sometimes counterattacked, the dominant pattern was sustained Arab military pressure.
After the rise of Islam (7th century) Arab armies launched frequent campaigns and raids that led to the loss of Syria, Palestine, Egypt and much of North Africa, major battles like Yarmouk (636), and sieges of Constantinople. While Byzantium sometimes counterattacked, the dominant pattern was sustained Arab military pressure.
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