Question

e. in ______ a turkish leader captured baghdad and took command of the empire.
f. his title was ______ or “holder of power.”
g. the abbasid caliph was still the chief ______ authority, but, after they captured baghdad, the seljuk turks held the real military and political power of the state.

xvii. trade
a. valuable goods were exchanged within the ______ world as well as with nearby countries.
b. flourishing ____ is one reason why, despite internal struggles, the period is often referred to as the islamic ____ age.
c. muslim merchants carried on widespread trade both by ____ and by __ caravans, which traveled from morocco in the far west to the countries beyond the ____ sea.
d. from south of the sahara came ____ and slaves; from china, silk and __; from eastern africa, gold and __; and from southeast asia and india, sandalwood and ____. within the empire, egypt contributed grain; iraq provided linens, dates, and precious stones; and western india supplied textiles.

Explanation:

This is about Islamic - era history including political take - overs, trade routes, and goods exchanged. Based on historical knowledge of the Islamic world.

Answer:

E. 1055
F. Sultan
G. religious
A. Islamic
B. trade; Golden
C. sea; land; Red
D. gold; porcelain; ivory; spices