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the rubric is attached. However, i want to make sure its clear.
its about the History of Sugar in the Islamic world, My part is #2)"in what quantities was shipped and sold, and how much did it cost? < 1st paragraph, 6th line
Format: 1)Chicago Format 2) time new roman pt.12
resources: 1) Have to use (Cairo Genizah), 2) Use 3 none Internet resources,3) use on of the Primary resources listed andd one of the secondary resources listed
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History of Sugar in Islamic World
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Introduction
The Arab and Islamic world has for ages played a significant role in global affairs since
time immemorial. Their contribution to matters of relevance cannot be matched with the input of
many other nations. The availability of early scholars, technology and an active region is among
the many factors that have seen the spiraling growth of the Islamic world. During the period 6001200 CE, most innovations and advancements in the world were at the time associated with the
medieval Islamic regions either directly or indirectly. It is usually felt or known that sugar
originated from South America, however, this is not the case as several crops, such as sugarcane
and silk trace their spreading from the medieval Islamic world. Major contributions from the
Islamic world about sugar include the invention of new sugar pressing machines and the
improvement of the sugar crystallization process that started in India before spreading to Persia.
Fast forward, the Islamic world continues to shape and influence the world through some of the
most exciting ways.
Social and Economic History of Sugar
The spread of sugarcane farming, processing, and usage traces its first roots in India and
later on to the Islamic world. Although it is believed to have brought a paradigm shift in how the
region developed, it has its share of unique social and economic bits. ...