Which group controlled the Indian Ocean trade during the postclassical period? A. Gold traders from North Africa B. Muslim merchants from Arabia C. Nomadic people of the Sahara D. Naval officers from Europe
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This route was particularly important for the exchange of goods such as spices, silk, and precious stones. Considering the options given, we can rule out the nomadic people of the Sahara as they were primarily land-based and not known for their maritime Show more…
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