Question

which of the following is an example of an impact muslim trade had on european fashion during the middle ages? (1 point)
different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite europeans
imported textiles were limited in colors and designs
europeans began to use wool cloth
european men began to wear flowing linen pants and leather sandals
which of the following statements best describes the relationship between politics, religion, law, and government in the muslim world historically? (1 point)
politics and religion have often been intertwined, shaping law and government to varying degrees
religion has had a minor influence on law and government
law and government have been primarily shaped by external factors, not politics or religion
politics and religion have always been completely separate entities

Explanation:

For the first question: Muslim trade routes brought luxury goods like silk and cotton (not native to Europe) to elite Europeans. Wool was already used in Europe before extensive Muslim - European trade. Imported textiles from Muslim regions were known for rich colors and designs. European men wearing flowing linen pants and leather sandals is not a typical major impact of Muslim trade on European fashion (more of a cultural mis - attribution in this context).
For the second question: In Islamic history, Islam (religion) has played a significant role in shaping laws (Sharia - based legal systems in many cases) and governance. Islamic empires often had rulers who were both political leaders and figures with religious authority. So, politics and religion were intertwined in shaping law and government. Religion was not a minor influence, law and government were not mainly shaped by external non - political/non - religious factors, and politics and religion were not completely separate.

Answer:

First question: Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.
Second question: Politics and religion have often been intertwined, shaping law and government to varying degrees.