How did Islamic values similar to those expressed in the sources contribute to advancements in the field of science? They encouraged a pursuit of technology that resulted in the creation of new ideas.
They contributed by the value placed on expansion and the incorporation of knowledge.
They encouraged a quest for knowledge and trade, which resulted in an exchange of ideas and technology.
They contributed by placing value on the superiority of the empire, which resulted in the growth of new technology.

The Answer to This Question Is C. "The encouraged a quest for knowledge and trade, which resulted in an exchange of ideas and technology"

Explanation:

A is not right because it doesn't mention the pursuit of technology in the passage and Islamic people preferred to make their own.

B isn't right because the value of expansion isn't right or mentioned in the passage

Finally D isn't right because they didn't act superior. They just wanted to exchange knowledge

And C is correct because they mention both trade and knowledge.