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19 March, 10:00

A comparison of the travel routes of Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta reveals that

(A) Both traveled throughout Southwest Asia.

(B) Both traveled to North Africa.

(C) Both traveled through central Asia.

(D) Both traveled to Islamic Europe.

(E) Marco Polo traveled to a greater number of locations than Ibn Battuta.

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