In the Middle Ages, what role did merchants have in Arab society? A. They were often considered to be social outcasts. B. They were an important and respected class of people. C. They were often the only rulers or leaders of the society. D. They were part of the poorest class in the social system.

Merchants were well respected in Muslim culture because theyMultiple choice question.A)held high government positions.B)were born into the upper class.C)also served as religious leaders.D)created wealth and were skilled in business.

Muslim rulers advanced Muslim civilization by spreading the Arabic language and providing merchants withMultiple choice question.A)banks.B)business records.C)coins.D)education.

Identify and explain 2 differences between the social status and role of the merchant and the Emperor in ancient China.

Where were many of the Arab trade routes established during the Middle Ages? A. along the Persian Gulf B. in the Arabian Desert C. by Nile River Delta D. near rivers and the coast

What was a significant development in the way goods were made?Multiple choice question.A)development of millsB)economic factorsC)factory systemD)wealthy merchant association