Question

Which of the following groups did not invade the regions of western europe during the ninth and tenth centuries?

Answer 1

The correct answer is option A: The group that didn't invade the regions of western europe during the ninth and tenth centuries were the Persians.

Explanation:

The Persian empire felt no need to conquer Europe because of geography and logistics. There were no reasons for them to conquer that enormous land, because there were no cities or much people to be conquered since most of Europe was desolate. It wasn't worth having under control. Moreover, almost 60 percent of the world's population lived in the Persian empire at that time.

Apart from that, the groups that invaded the regions of western europe during the ninth and tenth centuries were: the Vikings, Magyars and Muslims.

Answer 2

The correct answer is letter D. There was a wave of attacks in Western Europe in the Middle Age which has destroyed almost completely the Roman Empire, and has diminished the population. Even with such attacks Western Europe managed not to fall apart, and the Church had a big role. While the Roman Empire collapsed, the Church took over many government functions. The attacks were protagonized by ostrogoths, visigoths, vandals, vikings, muslims, persians, saxons.