How did Islam and Christianity differ in their invasions of Africa?

Europeans and Arabs were both primarily concerned with the spread of religion and culture.

Europeans sought commerce, while the Arabs sought the spread of culture.

Europeans and Arabs both sought commerce as their primary reason for being in Africa.

Europeans sought only the spread of Christianity, while the Arabs were in search of new trade routes.

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21 June, 07:41

How did Islam and Christianity differ in their invasions of Africa?

Europeans and Arabs were both primarily concerned with the spread of religion and culture.

Europeans sought commerce, while the Arabs sought the spread of culture.

Europeans and Arabs both sought commerce as their primary reason for being in Africa.

Europeans sought only the spread of Christianity, while the Arabs were in search of new trade routes.

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Conrad Sellers · Answer 1

Europeans sought commerce, while the Arabs sought the spread of culture.

Summer Stephens · Answer 2

Europeans sought commerce, while the Arabs sought the spread of culture.

Explanation:

Islam and Christianity differed in their invasions of Africa because Europeans sought commerce, while the Arabs sought the spread of culture.