Which of the following is an example of an impact Muslim trade had on European fashion during the Middle Ages?(1 point)ResponsesImported textiles were limited in colors and designs.Imported textiles were limited in colors and designs.European men began to wear flowing linen pants and leather sandals.European men began to wear flowing linen pants and leather sandals.Europeans began to use wool cloth.Europeans began to use wool cloth.Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.

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Which of the following is an example of an impact Muslim trade had on European fashion during the Middle Ages?(1 point)ResponsesImported textiles were limited in colors and designs.Imported textiles were limited in colors and designs.European men began to wear flowing linen pants and leather sandals.European men began to wear flowing linen pants and leather sandals.Europeans began to use wool cloth.Europeans began to use wool cloth.Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.

Answer 1

Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.

Answer 2

The correct answer is: Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.

Answer 3

The correct answer is: Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.

To arrive at this answer, you need to read and analyze the question and the provided options. The question asks for an example of the impact Muslim trade had on European fashion during the Middle Ages. By understanding the question, you can eliminate some of the options.

The first option, "Imported textiles were limited in colors and designs," suggests a limitation on imported textiles, which is the opposite of the impact we are looking for. So we can eliminate this option.

The second option, "European men began to wear flowing linen pants and leather sandals," talks about a change in European men's fashion, but it doesn't specifically mention Muslim trade as the cause. So we can eliminate this option.

The third option, "Europeans began to use wool cloth," does not mention Muslim trade as the cause of this change in fabric usage. So we can eliminate this option as well.

Finally, the fourth option, "Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans," directly mentions the impact of Muslim trade by stating that different fabrics like silk and cotton became available to elite Europeans. This option aligns with the question about the impact of Muslim trade on European fashion, so it is the correct answer.

Therefore, the answer is: Different fabrics, such as silk and cotton, became available to elite Europeans.