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How did the Muslim empires and institutions help different regions of Afroeurasia become interconnected?

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The Ottoman Empire helped interconnect Afroeurasia because they controlled the Bosporus Strait, meaning they had control over a lot of trade between Afroeurasia and they also had a strong economy, attracting merchants all over the world. Also, the place became a center of Islam, which attracted people from different parts of the world to the city of Istanbul. Mughal India's Akbar was tolerant of all religions, in fact, he invited priests to explain Christianity to him. Since there was no religion-centered tax, many people were attracted to the city therefore interconnecting Afroeurasia even more.

The Muslim empires were instrumental in interconnecting different regions in Africa, Europe and Asia . One such influences was through trade.

The Effect of The Muslim Empire on Africa, Europe and Asia

   

The ottoman empire was one of the many Muslim empires which brought about connectivity by means of trade.

      The Ottomans traded luxury goods like silk, furs, tobacco and spices, and had a growing market for  cotton.  Most trade took place within the its vast empire stretching from Africa to Asia and Europe.

      By controlling the silk Road, the Ottomans advanced the course of cultural interconnection between different nations because the silk road was one of the major trade routes at that time.

   Also the Ottomans had a large military and could easily conquer resisting nations and bring them under the ottoman rule.

 

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