Ibn Battuta was able to travel extensively across Asia and Africa in the early 14th century because
A. he was welcomed as an Islamic judge in many Muslim kingdoms.
B. new maritime technology made long- distance travel more common.
C. he was able to take advantage of existing trade routes.
D. the Mongol kingdoms provided safe passage for merchants and travelers.
E. all of the above.
Answer: E. all of the above.
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