Answer: A) The country that currently buys most of Zeria's exports recently suggested that it might severely restrict its imports from Zeria unless Zeria broke off diplomatic relations with Nandalo.
Explanation:
When countries a lot of the times, there is usually an ulterior motive to it and this often comes down to money. In this case, keeping relations with Nandalo must have somehow threatened the money supply to Zeria and so Zeria had to take action against this.
Option A provides a plausible reason as to why this could be the case. If a country that buys a lot of Zeria's exports threatens to stop buying from Zeria, they would be inclined to act in a way that the country wants in order for the country to keep buying those exports and if that includes breaking off relations with Nandalo then it will be done.
Deforestation is when the forests are stripped of their plant life
the result is, that the soil, which had been held together by the plants, beings to be swept away by rain, or simply dries out, forming a desert over time (might be sprawl, idk the definition of it)
Rain, thunderstorms, and sometimes hail and flash flooding
For the history part on your question: Africa was the first continent outside of Asia that Islam spread into, in the early 7th century. It first came to Africa with Muslim refugees fleeing persecution in the Arab peninsula. This was followed by a military invasion, some seven years after the death of the prophet. Islam quickly spread west from Alexandria to pockets in Egypt, Nubia and Ethiopia.
For the impact part of your question: After the death of the Prophet, 100 years after, between the 8th and 9th centuries Arab traders and travelers began to spread the religion along the eastern coast of Africa. So, Islam impacted the continent very greatly, from the establishment of mosques to many other different factors.
I hope I helped. I just kind of did a really brief summary over what I believed was the answer. Anyway, I tried to answer your question to the best of my ability and knowledge. I'm sorry if this was not what you were looking, but I feel you can take a little something from this brief answer. Have a nice day and hope it helps :)
Not only is Indonesia becoming an attractive market for investors due to the growing middle class, growing political / economic openness, and potential business relations with the large, emerging markets of the Middle East, it is also an attractive market for providers of material handling and supply chain solutions
