Map-Making Project by Elijah Emory-Muhammad

Mecca Saudi Arabia

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Antioch is where the followers of Jesus were first labeled as "Christians." Antioch became one of the most influential hubs of the Christian world

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The Indus provided Muslims a route for exchange and expansion into South Asia. It served as the lifeline for Pakistan.

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Kufa served as the capital of the Rashidun Caliphate. It became a vital home for Shia Muslims.

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A cultural hub for Islamic Morocco and Sufism.

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Nishapur existed as a focal point on the Silk Road, allowing for diverse exchanges between cultures.

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Tarsus was a strategic location for military campaigns against the Byzantines.

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This sea connected Istanbul to trade routes and broader Asia, Africa, and Europe

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The mountains provided geographic barriers that allowed for the consolidation of Empires.