Question 1 of 5 This timeline shows the start and end dates of different Islamic empires.
What was the only empire to exist before 300 CE?
200 CE
400 CE
600 CE
800 CE
1000 CE
1200 CE
1400 CE
1600 CE
Sasanian Empire,
224-636 CE
Byzantine Empire,
about 330 - 1453 CE
Umayyad caliphate,
661 - 750 CE
Spanish Umayyads,
756 - 1031 CE
A. Sasanian Empire
B. Byzantine Empire
C. Spanish Umayyads
D. Umayyad caliphate
SUBMIT

Answer 1Because they had very strong leaders throughout the Muslims.Answer 2This question is based on a fallacy, namely that "the" Muslim Empire maintained its power for a long time. This is not actually the case. There have been over 25 Muslim Empires that have each been in power for a few centuries, which was common for empires in that time period. The Rashidun Caliphate (630-660 CE) was replaced by the expansionist Umayyad Caliphate (660-750 CE) which deteriorated into separate Caliphates such as the Spanish Umayyads (750-1038 CE), the Idrissids (788-974 CE), the Aghlabids (800-950 CE) and the Abbassids (750-1258). The Abbassid Empire was perpetually losing territory.

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