- Islamic scholars made significant contributions to astronomy. - Muslim architects excelled in design. - Schools and libraries were built in Islamic urban centers. Which conclusion about Islamic society during its Golden Age can best be supported by these statements? Social status of Muslims was determined at birth People of diverse faiths were required to convert to Islam Cities developed self-sufficient economies. Achievements relied on a knowledge of math and science

## Step 1<br />The problem presents three statements about Islamic society during its Golden Age. These statements highlight the contributions of Islamic scholars to astronomy, the excellence of Muslim architects in design, and the establishment of schools and libraries in Islamic urban centers.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />The task is to determine which conclusion can best be supported by these statements. The options provided are:<br />- Social status of Muslims was determined at birth<br />- People of diverse faiths were required to convert to Islam<br />- Cities developed self-sufficient economies<br />- Achievements relied on a knowledge of math and science<br /><br />## Step 3<br />The first three options (A, B, C) do not directly relate to the information provided in the statements. They discuss social status, conversion of faith, and self-sufficient economies, which are not mentioned in the statements.<br /><br />## Step 4<br />The last option (D), "Achievements relied on a knowledge of math and science", aligns with the information provided in the statements. The statements mention the contributions of Islamic scholars to astronomy and the establishment of schools and libraries, which implies a reliance on knowledge of math and science.