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← HistoryWhich consequence followed Byzantium's restricted silk worm export?
A)Loss of naval trade routes
B)Decrease of the empire's territory
C)Increased reliance on Frankish steel
D)Development of foreign textile industries✓
💡 Explanation
Restricting silkworm exports enabled silk SAMPLING and cultivation elsewhere, because other regions acquired the biological material; therefore, industries developed in Persia and Italy, rather than Byzantium maintaining an exclusive trade monopoly.
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