What was ibn battuta's impact on history?

Answer 1

he is important by his journeys

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Ibn Battuta is important because of the fact that he actually documented or recorded all of his travels. Wherever he went to and whatever civilizations he encountered, Ibn Battuta always documented his own feelings towards their customs and traditions, political and social setup. His recordings were all put into a book called the Rihla. What is important about this is that without his recordings there would have been many undiscovered civilizations. Historians would have never knew about these smaller civilizations without Ibn Battuta's book.

Answer 2

Ibn battuta was a 14th century Muslim traveler who covered about 75000 miles. He travelled to about 44 countries from North Africa, West Africa, Southern Europe and Eastern Europe in the West, to the Middle East, Indian subcontinent, Central Asia, Southeast Asia and China. The distance he travelled surpassed that of his contemporary Marco Polo

Answer 3

Ibn Battuta is important because of the fact that he actually documented or recorded all of his travels. Wherever he went to and whatever civilizations he encountered, Ibn Battuta always documented his own feelings towards their customs and traditions, political and social setup. His recordings were all put into a book called the Rihla. What is important about this is that without his recordings there would have been many undiscovered civilizations. Historians would have never knew about these smaller civilizations without Ibn Battuta's book.

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Answer 4

Ibn travelled for 30 years after his Hajj. ( a Muslim journey) He went back to Mecca after his Hajj and also went to Europe, Asia and Africa. hi

Answer 5

He was considered one of the greatest travelers ever.

Answer 6

he was a very good Muslim man and known as the greatest traveler in the world!

Answer 7

Ibn Battuta was famous for traveling over all the world and covering 75,000 miles.

Answer 8

no. he was a Berber Muslim explorer, and travelled more than 75000 miles, a distance that no one else covered before the coming of the steam age 450 years later

Answer 9

he made americans not racist