Answer:
Traders were not bound to trade with the Byzantine Empire.
Explanation:
During the rule of Justinian, the Empire main goal was to restore the glory of the Roman Empire. Byzantine Empire started taking territories in the west, which once were under the Roman Empire. Justinian first sent troops to North Africa to reclaim Roman lands there. Trade merchants from around the world travelled to the empire's capital Constantinople. Goods from the Middle East, Africa, India, and China transported.
With the rise of the Muslim Empire, northern Africa came under their control. In 711, the Umayyad caliphate invaded Europe, and by 720 Spain and Portugal were under Muslim rule. Traders focused on selling their trade in these regions as the Byzantine Empire began to crumble as its neighbouring empires began to grow stronger.
Answer: Check below for your answer.
Explanation:
1. Mathematics enjoyed the status of the most appreciated science in Ancient Greece and the Greek explored a number of its domains.
The Ancient mathematicians practiced mathematics, but also theorized it and wrote it down, so whatever <u>mathematics we do today originates from their concepts and is based on their formulae and knowledge.</u> What we nowadays refer to as the Pythagorean theorem and use it as is in math problems was long ago elaborated by Pythagoras.
2. Hellenism refers to a period in history during which the Ancient Greek culture spread across the world.
This was thanks to Alexander the Great, the king of Ancient Greece who led a number of successful campaigns and ruled the over the largest empire of his time. <u>The extent of his empire permitted the diffusion of Greek culture outside of Greece and to his newly conquered lands.</u>
Answer:
B. Appoints his supporters to government positions
1 is wrong - climate has nothing to do with those maps.
2 is right.
3 is wrong as geography is not shown on those maps.
4 is right too.
5 yes.
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
Polytheism is the belief or worship of more than one god.
