The Battle of the Great Zab River in 750 C. E. was significant because it led to the A.
establishment of more Umayyad trading routes.
B.
expansion of the Umayyads into Asian territories.
C.
Umayyads conquering Iraq.
D.
fall of the Umayyads.

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