Ibn Battuta was a fourteenth-cen-tury traveler to India from which place?

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Ibn Battuta was a fourteenth-cen-tury traveler to India from which place?

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Ibn Battuta, a renowned fourteenth-century traveler, hailed from Morocco. The given options are China, Tibet, Morocco, and Greece. China and Tibet, located in East Asia, were not the birthplaces of Ibn Battuta. Greece, a country located in southeastern Europe, is also not the correct answer. Ibn Battuta`s place of origin was Morocco, a country situated in North Africa. He set out on his travels from here and embarked on a journey that lasted for several years, taking him to various parts of the world, including India. It is important to distinguish between the traveler`s birthplace and the destinations he visited during his travels. Therefore, the correct answer is option 3 - Morocco.