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NETWORKS OF EXCHANGE (1200-1450)
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In the 600s–900s, the expansion of Islam and the growth of trade networks across North Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Europe and Asia increased contact among diverse societies. Arabic became a major language of scholarship, and texts in philosophy, mathematics, and medicine were translated and circulated in cities such as Baghdad and Córdoba. Scholars synthesized Greek, Persian, and Indian knowledge within new intellectual traditions. Which development best represents a cultural consequence of this connectivity?
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