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World History chapter 10 Islam
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Ottoman capital, formerly Constantinople
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Mecca
Istanbul
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Emperor of the Byzantine empire, rebuilt Constantinople and made legal reforms
Vladimir Putin
Justinian
Clovis
Kim Jong-un
3
Spread of beliefs and social activities from one group to another
Cultural-Differentials
Cultural-Difference
Cultural-Division
Cultural-Diffusion
4
United Frankish tribes in Europe and converted to Christianity
Ivan the Great
Charlemagne
Charles Martel
Clovis I
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Nomadic herders who lived in the Arabian desert
Golden Horde
Pharaohs
Artisans
Bedouins
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What are the five pillars of Islam
Hajj, Faith, Prayer, Charity, Faucet
Faith, Charity, Prayer, Fasting, Hajj
Fasting, Faith, Proper, Charity, Hajj
Prayer, Fatima, Charity, Fasting, Hajj
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Religion blending Islamic and Hindu beliefs that arose in northern India
Sikhism
Buddhism
Confucius
Hindusim
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Germanic barbarian tribe who defeated Romans. Mostly farmers with no cities or written laws
Magyars
Vikings
Sparta
Franks
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Single ruler with absolute power
Autocrat
Oligarch
Nomad
Artisan
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Angel Gabriel spoke to him and he devoted life to spreading Islam and writing the Quran
Ghandi
Jesus
Muhammad
Moses
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Most holy site in Islam, temple in which Abraham is believed to have prayed
Holy Temple
Kaaba
Kabab
Mosque
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A Muslim ruler
Sharia
Clovis
Charlemagne
Sultan
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Formerly Byzantium, capital city of Roman/Byzantine empire
Istanbul
Constantinople
Kiev
Rome
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The way Buddhism seeks enlightenment
Caste
Diaspora
Brahman
Eightfold Path
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Wrote Summa theologica which concluded that faith and reason can exist in harmony
Thomas Aquinas
Dante Alighieri
Isabella
Ferdinand
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Largest Muslim sect. Believe you do not have to be blood relative of Muhammad to be leader
Sunny Muslim sect
Shiite Muslim sect
Sunni Muslim sect
Shia Muslim sect
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Birthplace of prophet Muhammad; most holy city in Islam
Medina
Mecca
Riyadh
Bagdad
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Capital city of Abbasid dynasty in the country of (Iraq)
Mecca
Baghdad
Medina
Bahrain
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Dynasty during the peak of Muslim culture, 750–1252
Ali Babba
Abba
Ali
Abbasids
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Values that govern a person or group's behavior
Ethics
Naughty
Corrupt
Unseemly
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Youngest daughter of prophet Muhammad “Mother of Islam”
Jezebel
Mary
Ruth
Fatimah
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Magnificent Muslim structure built as a tomb for wife of Shah Jahan
Mosque
Minaret
Medina
Taj Mahal
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Turkish dynasty founded by nomads from Central Asia and established empire ruled from Istanbul
Shiite
Ottomans
Sunni
Sect
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Sacred text of Islam. Word of God revealed through Muhammad
Book of Morman
Quran
Bible
Torah
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Muhammad's first cousin, first Shiite “Shia” caliph
Ali
Allah
Abu Bakr
Alle
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Ancient Native American Civilizations/Empires in Mexico
Maya and Aztec
Inca and Indian
Asiatic and Maya
Aztec and Inca
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Empress of the Byzantine empire, Justinian’s wife, a fearless and powerful co-ruler
Cleopatra
Helen of Troy
Theresa
Theodora
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Muhammad’s father-in-law, first Sunni caliph
Abu Mussad
Abu Bakr
Osama
Ali
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Pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Hoagie
Hagg
Hajj
Hage
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Practice where bishop is appointed by someone who is not a member of the clergy (church)
Excommunication
Lay investiture
Papal supremacy
Due process of law
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Art of beautiful handwriting/drawing
Cartography
Choreography
Crystallography
Calligraphy
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Father of Judaism, Islam and Christianity
Issac
Abraham
Ishmael
Moses
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Worker in a skilled trade that usually involves making things by hand
Aberration
Abhor
Acquit
Artisan
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Sultan during the Ottoman golden age; extended their rule deep into Europe
Sultan
Suleiman
Sikhism
Ottoman
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A successor to Muhammad is called a
Sultan
Hajj
Caliph
Sharia
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Slender tower beside mosque from which Muslims are called to prayer
Taj Mahal
Cathedral
Mosque
Minaret
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A holder of land (fief) who pledges allegiance and military service to Lord
Friar
Troubadour
Peasant
Vassal
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Leader of Roman Catholic Christian Church
Pope
Prophit
Mystic
King
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“Body of Civil Law” Roman legal writings assembled by Justinian
Magna Carta
Ceteris paribus
Justice Code
Justinian’s Code
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Views Abraham, Moses, and Jesus as prophets but Muhammad as last and greatest prophet
Judaism
Sikhism
Islam
Christianity
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Religious, legal and military customs of Medieval Europe
Chivalry
Excommunication
Sacrament
Feudalism
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Muslim house of worship
Church
Temple
Morgue
Mosque
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law based on Quran. Does not make any distinction between religious law and civil law.
Justinian law
Common law
Civil law
Sharia law
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Believe only blood relatives of Muhammad’s are the true Muslim leaders
Shiite Muslim sect
Sunni Muslim sect
Shine Muslim sect
SunnyMuslim sect
