Why did the Islamic world suffer hardship during the 1200s and 1300s?

a. Christian soldiers of the Byzantine Empire forced Muslims under their control to accept Christianity or face death.

b. Muslim tyrants kept their subjects in serfdom and poverty.

c. Mongol armies rode out of central Asia to invade and conquer first one part and then another part of the Muslim world.

d. Western European kings sent armies to retake Jerusalem and capture as many Muslims as possible to use as slaves.

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Eileen

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1 September, 20:03

Why did the Islamic world suffer hardship during the 1200s and 1300s?

a. Christian soldiers of the Byzantine Empire forced Muslims under their control to accept Christianity or face death.

b. Muslim tyrants kept their subjects in serfdom and poverty.

c. Mongol armies rode out of central Asia to invade and conquer first one part and then another part of the Muslim world.

d. Western European kings sent armies to retake Jerusalem and capture as many Muslims as possible to use as slaves.

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Payten Petty · Answer 1

One of the main reasons why the Islamic world suffered hardship during the 1200s and 1300s was because " d. Western European kings sent armies to retake Jerusalem and capture as many Muslims as possible to use as slaves," since this was the time of the "Crusades".