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Why was the location of Córdoba important during medieval times?

It was the main pilgrimage city for Muslims.
It was the governmental center of the Abbasid empire.
It was an easy way to access nearby Indian and Chinese markets.
It was a connection between Europe and African trade routes.

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Answer:

It was a connection between Europe and African trade routes. (d)

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

Correct answer is: It was a connection between Europe and African trade routes.

Step-by-step explanation:

Mecca was the main pilgrimage city for Muslims, so first option is not correct.

Center of Abbasid Empire was in Baghdad, so second option is not correct.

C is not correct as Cordoba is far away from this markets.

D is correct because Cordoba is located in Southern Spain and normally it was connection with Africa.

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