If a Frankish Christian merchant traveled to the Spanish city of Córdoba in the 10th century, which would he or she not find?

aCórdoba was the capital of al-Andalus.

b. Córdoba was a cultural center for the region.

c. Córdoba's population was mainly Arab.

d. Córdoba was richer than any French city.

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Joey Hardin

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13 February, 01:57

If a Frankish Christian merchant traveled to the Spanish city of Córdoba in the 10th century, which would he or she not find?

aCórdoba was the capital of al-Andalus.

b. Córdoba was a cultural center for the region.

c. Córdoba's population was mainly Arab.

d. Córdoba was richer than any French city.

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Scarlett Ray · Answer 1

The correct answer is c. Córdoba's population was mainly Arab.

Although the rule was Islamic, the population was not and therefore the Christian Merchant would not find mainly Arabs, but rather would find Spaniards.