Question

Why was the movement of goods and troops an intricate part of the spread of Islam?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Which movement is this Gecko? If you know..

Answer 3

Is it about the spreading of India?

Answer 4

Any movement really

Answer 5

Spreading of Islam. @sisco0123

Answer 6

Okay... Well Arab's would trade goods such as spices, gold, and things to India.. And the Merchants would sail all the way to Arab territories and Indian territories. When this happened Arabic people began to transfer there religion to Indian territories. And then afterwards they developed a mosque in India which was made by the first Muslim Indian, they kept on trading goods and kept bringing more of there religion to India which spreaded Islamic religion all over Indian territory

Answer 7

I hope that helps... The hard part about it, was that they would often get stopped by rouges or have to go through passes if they traveled on land. If on boat they would have to travel through sometimes harsh waters.. that's all I know..

Answer 8

Well troops helped because they invaded places to help spread Islam. "The Muslim Empire developed well-organized and efficient systems that allowed it to thrive and become prosperous. Trade extended from northern Africa to southern Europe and into parts of Asia. The help of a single currency, universal banking system, and common language – Arabic, contributed to unifying the empire both politically and economically."

Answer 9

Hope this helped a little? :)

Answer 10

Yes! They both helped tremendously!

Answer 11

If your talking about Africa then snow is right :P

Answer 12

Ha ok and you're welcome!!

Answer 13

One more question:

In what way did the Byzantine Empire constitute a continuation of the Roman Empire?

Answer 14

Well what do you think it is?

Answer 15

I dont understand this really because Byzantine Empire IS the Roman Empire...

Answer 16

No because the East was the Byzantine Empire and the West was the Roman Empire.

Answer 17

Byzantine Empire took over and Became the Roman Empire... Technically it is the Roman Empire just different names.

Answer 18

NOOOO! Omg I take world history and the Roman Empire and Byzantine Empire were completely separate empires!!!

Answer 19

Wait..

Answer 20

ven had there own official languages and official religions and everything!!

Answer 21

They

Answer 22

I really dont understand it either. History is my weak subject.

Answer 23

Ha history and english are my strongest so I know what I'm talking about

Answer 24

Nevermind Snow is right, I was thinking who controlled lands... Byzantine Empire controlled part of rome and Roman empire did too..

Answer 25

Oh ok

Answer 26

Okay, but, how did the Byzantine Empire constitute a continuation of the Roman Empire?

Answer 27

Put it this way Gecko, Roman Empire controlled all of the Western areas. and then Byzantine continued it by developing it on the East areas

Answer 28

That makes more sense put like that lol

Answer 29

Yup

Answer 30

So while Roman Empire controlled from the Atlantic Ocean to half of the Mediterranean Sea, it was divided.

Answer 31

So, basically the Byzantine Empire was an Eastern Roman Empire?

Answer 32

Afterwards the Byzantine Empire controlled the other half from the Middle of the Mediterranean sea to the end of the Black Sea and the Tigris river

Answer 33

Yeah pretty much

Answer 34

Okay, that makes sense

Answer 35

Thanks guys!