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1
Traders often traveled in _______________ to take their goods to markets.
jihads
space ships
minarets
caravans
2
Muslims who thought that only Muhammad’s descendants could become caliphs are known as:
Hagrid
Sunni
Mughal
Shia
3
A caliph is a journey to a sacred place.
False
True
4
The title used by the rulers of Egypt.
Voldemort
menes
pharoah
Harry Potter
5
The Niger river allowed great civilizations to develop in early West Africa.
True
False
6
What did Ghana’s kings do with the money they raised from taxes and gold mining?
built Hogwarts
built Ford trucks
built a powerful army
built many temples and statues
7
The first caliph of the Muslims was Abu Garcia.
False
True
8
A spoken record of the past is
a Soninke
a Gao
an oral history
an age-set proverb
9
This leader used huge cannons to conquer Constantinople.
Mehmed II
Mehmed IV
Mehmed I
Mehmed III
10
Where was Babylon located?
near what is now Istanbul, Turkey
near what is now Hogwarts, England
near what is now Baghdad, Iraq
near what is now Rome, Italy
11
The Muslim leader of Mali who supported education, spread Islam, and made a famous pilgrimage to Mecca was
Harry Potter
Muhammad Ture
Sunni Baru.
Mansa Musa
12
Which of these is NOT one of the Five Pillars of Islam?
Giving to the poor and needy
Praying two times a day
Traveling to Mecca at least once on a hajj
Praying five times a day
13
Caliphs converted to Islam and became fierce warriors in the Ottoman army.
False
True
14
Mali’s most famous ruler was a Muslim named
Muhammad
Mansa Musa
Sunni Ali
Abu Bakr
15
A West African storyteller is
Harry Potter
a griot
a mole cricket
an Almoravid
16
Jannissaries converted to Islam and became fierce warriors in the Ottoman army.
True
False
17
What is the hajj?
Muslim Holy Day
jihad
Ramadan
pilgrimage to Mecca
18
Muslim scholars are credited with developing pneumonia
True
False
19
Decorative writing is also known as
cursive writing
calligraphy
the casting of spells
animism
20
Why did the rulers of Ghana not want everyone to have gold?
To ensure that no one was richer than the king
to ensure that Gryffendor was clean and tidy
to ensure that everyone was richer than the king
to ensure that everyone was well taken care of
21
How did the silent barter system work?
People auctioned off goods
It did not work
people exchange goods without contacting each other directly
People just took what they wanted
22
The type of arrangement in which each worker specializes in a particular task or job is called
a city-state
a division of labor
an odd job
irrigation
23
A brightly colored fabric woven in many African societies is a
kente
Timbuktu
Tuareg
mansa
24
A triangle-shaped area of land made of soil deposited by a river
biceps
quads
lats
delta
25
Holy book that contains the messages Muhammad claimed to receive from God
Qur'an
Torah
Papyrus
Bible
26
Riffs are long, deep valleys formed by the movement of the earth’s crust.
False
True
27
Hammurabi became Babylon’s king. He would become the city’s greatest monarch, a ruler of a kingdom or empire.
False
True
28
Mali’s rise to power began under a ruler named
Sundiata
Sunni Ali
Ibn Battutah
Voldemort
29
What caused the eventual decline of Ghana?
Invasion, overgrazing, internal rebellion
plague, pestilence, famine
Invasion, overgrazing, hermione granger
the Four Horseman of the Apocalypse
30
What was the most important contribution of the Phoenicians to our civilization?
sailing ships
purple dye
founding of Carthage
their alphabet
31
The belief that natural objects have spirits is called
animism
naturalism
vegetism
animalism
32
A journey across the Sahara would include consideration for all of the following:
temperature, lack of water, distance, Voldemort
temperature, lack of water, distance, bandits
temperature, floods, distance, bandits
extreme cold in the daytime, lack of water, distance, bandits
33
What were the two major resources traded in Ghana?
copper and salt
silver and salt
iron and salt
gold and salt
34
Bigger than the entire continent of Australia, the Sahara is one of the hottest, driest, most barren places on earth.
True
False
35
Muslim artists turned to calligraphy, or decorative writing to make art depicting people and animals.
True
False
