Refer to the two images and Latin translations from a 14th-century European book of illustrations based on an 11th-century Arab medical treatise. The European copying of the Arab treatise shows that European–Middle Eastern interactions and West African–Middle Eastern interactions in the 14th century differed in which of the following ways? -West Africans were net exporters rather than importers of written works.

-West Africans adopted Arabic as a written language rather than translating texts into existing systems of writing.

-West Africans were part of the Arab cultural-linguistic group and so already were exposed to these ideas about medicine and diet.

-West Africans did not exchange science or medical knowledge with the Islamic world due to the greater distance from major cities.