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How were the byzantine, islamic, and european economies similar? how did they differ? how did these economies interact?

pentagon [3]

Much of past civilizations have endured many failures and triumphs throughout their existence. In the third century, there were many civilizations that started to flourish. One of these civilizations that started to expand was the Byzantine civilization. The Byzantine civilization, also regarded as Byzantium, was part of the Roman Empire which was divided in 395 AD. Byzantium had shared the same attitude, as the Roman Empire, toward exercising its authority over its citizens and throughout its empire. The Islamic civilization had started thrive in the fifth century. The Islamic civilization was unified together as unison by Islam and it has expanded its civilization throughout parts of Europe through jihad. Because of their expansions …show more content…
Not only do both these civilizations share the same political system, but as well as the social structure, which is important for indicating the social organization in a civilization. The Byzantine Empire consisted with a society that included the upper class, middle class, and lower class. The upper class consisted of officials, members of government, and citizens who were wealthy. The middle class included merchants, and traders. The lower class consisted of slaves that were enslaved from the expansion of the Byzantine Empire. These slaves had the chance to worship God and be part of the community, but slavery for harsh punishment continued. The Islamic civilization had a similar social structure as the Byzantine Empire. The upper class was known as the Abbasids, they were known as judges, merchants, and government officials, and its citizens. The citizens lived in different conditions unlike Abbasids. Abbasids were privileged to be living courtyards and in temples. Slaves were common in Islamic culture, were given the right to believe in Allah and work as soldiers for the Islamic military. These classes indicate the similar features of society of both civilizations. In addition to political and social structure, both civilizations share the same economy. Byzantine and Islamic civilization use similar approaches to promote their economy. They have engaged in trading with other civilizations. Byzantine was a large exporter of grain and silk. Their

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Make a separate list of the religions that believe and don't believe in worshiping idol.

snow_tiger [21]

Answer:

Almost all religions believe in Idol/ Pictorial worship.

All Eastern religions which are (Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Chinese Folk, Taoism, Confucianism, Shintoism) except for Sikhism believe in Idol worship though Buddha & Jinan may not be Gods. Sikhism, an Indian religion, does not believe in Idols but worships pictures of Sikh Gurus. Those pictures are garlanded with flowers, silk cloth, and others.

Most Christians worship Idols with exception of Pure Biblical & Protestant Christianity. They emphasize of worship of large marble & golden idols, statues of Jesus, Mary, Father, Cross, etc. Eastern Christianity highly emphasizes on Idol worship.

Central Asian religions like Zoroastrianism worships pictures of Farvarah & Zoroaster, though not Ahura Mazda. Even it involves doing some rites before Idols of Zoroastrian demigods like Mithra. Yazidism highly worships idols of peacock & a diety close to Hindu Karthikeya.

Islam does not believe on Idols but at least resembles worship to the big Idol Kaaba. Muslims visit Mecca, bow before the Kaaba, say some gospels & chants before the idol, circumambulate it, consider it very sacred; all these acts resemble nothing but Kaaba worship.

On the East, they worship pictures of The Kaaba surrounded with a Moon, Star & Mohammad holding a sword with some Arabic stuff written over it. They are even garlanded & incenses are burnt near them.

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Erstanding 1

KIM [24]

Answer:

Magnet - An object that attracts iron and a few (but not all) other

metals.

Magnetic Poles - Te parts of a magnet at which its force is strongest.

Magnetic Field - The space around a magnet in which the force of the

magnet acts.

Repel - To push back or away by a force.

Attract - to cause to draw near by a force witch one.

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Is globalization always positive? why or why not?

Svetach [21]

Answer:

Look it up and stop cheating!

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a loose nightwear for women typically made from cotton, silk, satin, or nylon a.chimmys b.pajama c.nightshirt d.nightgown

zheka24 [161]

Answer:

nightgown

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