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∙ 8y agoThe Arab culture where Islam was born was primarily a trading culture, as a result, there was never a reason to oppose it.
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What best describes Hakluyt's attitude towards the Americas?
Hakluyt held a positive and enthusiastic attitude towards the Americas, viewing it as a land of opportunity for exploration, trade, and colonization by the English. He believed in the potential for economic growth and geopolitical advantage through engagement with the New World.
What has the author Ruth Frow written?
Ruth Frow has written: 'The history of British trade unionism' 'The half-time system of education and the attitude of the Labour Movement towards it'
Why could Muslims trade so easily?
Muslims could trade so easily because they were in the middle of all the trade routes and they were located where the trade routes intersect from their neighboring countries.
What did Muslim merchants do in order to make trade exchanges less problematic?
Muslims traveled with no weapon being carried when entering city or town to trade. (happy Muslims =])
A trade surplus is generally known as a?
positive balance of trade.
Why did towns that were on major trade routes grow?
Muslims Traders
Why did Vasco de Gama come to India?
To trade with the Muslims.
What 2 groups of people controlled the flow of trade with the East?
Muslims and Italians controlled the flow of trade.
What 2 groups people controlled the flow of trade with the east?
Muslims and Italians controlled the flow of trade.
What is trade surplus?
A positive balance of trade, exports exceed imports
What were the major trade routes Muslims traders traveled?
Historically, Muslims bridged the trade routes between Europe and Asia, especially in moving spices from India and Indonesia to the Mediterranean Coast.
What was spartan attitude about trade?
The Spartan iew was that of very self sufficient and the Diarchy of kings were often ill disposed towards foriegners it was the perioci the 2nd class of Spartan Society being the conquered Laconians and traded in Greece and the medditerrainean.
