Question

What conclusions can be drawn about the spread of Islam from 632 through 1000 AD (CE)? (5 points)
Islamic armies faced major resistance from cities in the Persian Empire.
Islam first developed in Europe and then spread inland through Africa.
Islam had its origins in Constantinople before spreading to Arabia.
Islamic armies conquered major cities to help spread Islam on three continents.

Answer 1

https://www.connexus.com/content/media/679539-6132012-80403-AM-140722634.png

Answer 2

The last answer makes the most sense, that Islamic armies conquered major cities to help spread Islam on three continents. Muhammad united the tribes of the Arabian peninsula into a cohesive people under Islam. After his death, and as a united people, they began a fast march of conquest towards Africa and Central Asia in that period.

The Islamic armies defeated the Persian Empire early on. Islam also certainly did not develop in Europe and spread to Africa by that route. It also didn't begin in Constantinople and spread to Arabia - Constantinople at the time was the capital of the Byzantine Empire and would be the seat of Eastern Christian Orthodoxy.

Answer 3

I agree with @Captain_Page_Turner. The second and third answers are pretty wrong, and the last answer makes the most sense from what I know.

Answer 4

Yeah But Its Based On the Map Did You see It?

Answer 5

We couldn't see the map. It's linked to a site with a password.

Answer 6

oh then hold on

Answer 7

The arrows follow the relative paths that the Muslim conquerors took when they broke out of the Arabian peninsula, so the answer is still right.

Answer 8

Yep, the map supports the last answer. It actually makes it really clear!

Answer 9

Ok Thank you very much