How did the rise of religious fundamentalism affect the Middle East during

the 20th century?

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A. It created a radical form of gender equality.

B. It created a close relationship between the Middle East and

Europe.

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C. It led to an increase in terrorist attacks.

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D. It led to the establishment of a single Islamic empire.

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Kendall Frye

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4 September, 09:05

How did the rise of religious fundamentalism affect the Middle East during

the 20th century?

O

A. It created a radical form of gender equality.

B. It created a close relationship between the Middle East and

Europe.

O

C. It led to an increase in terrorist attacks.

O

D. It led to the establishment of a single Islamic empire.

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Jasmine Nash · Answer 1

Jasmine Nash 4 September, 09:13

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I think the answer is c

Ricky Rojas · Answer 2

Answer C

Explanation:

Religous fundementalism turned several people in the middle east, back to the violence of their past, which they take out as terrorist attacks.