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People around the world did not hear about Musa’s Hajj, so he remained largely unknown.
People around the world did not hear about Musa’s Hajj, so he remained largely unknown.
People throughout the Middle East and Europe heard of Musa’s immense wealth and power.
People throughout the Middle East and Europe heard of Musa’s immense wealth and power.
People throughout the Middle East and Europe heard of Musa’s lack of generosity.
People throughout the Middle East and Europe heard of Musa’s lack of generosity.
Musa didn’t visit important local sights so people assumed he didn’t respect other cultures.
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The response that best explains how the Hajj impacted Mansa Musa’s reputation is:
People throughout the Middle East and Europe heard of Musa’s immense wealth and power.
Mansa Musa's pilgrimage (Hajj) to Mecca in the 14th century was notable not only for its religious significance but also for the lavishness of his caravan and the wealth he displayed, which left a lasting impression on those who heard about it. This contributed significantly to his reputation.
