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"european leaders concluded that the muslims’ power fed upon the wealth generated by their control of the most lucrative trade routes. by paying premium prices to muslim merchants for the gold and ivory of sub-saharan africa and for the silks, gems, and spices of asia, european consumers enriched the islamic world while draining wealth from christendom. . visionary europeans hoped to weaken their enemy and enrich themselves by seeking an alternative trade route by sea."
-historian alan taylor, american colonies, 2001
which of the following primary sources would most likely support the author’s argument in the excerpt?
a. spanish royal council meeting notes concerning strategies for defeating muslims
b. italian maps showing the locations of natural resources in the americas
c. sub-saharan african ivory carvings depicting muslim merchant caravans
d. portuguese blueprints for the caravel, a light and fast sailing vessel
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