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AP World History Unit 1 Review Dar al-Islam
AP World History Unit 1 Review Dar al-Islam
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1
Islamic woman had a comparatively better life then those of Jewish or Christian. (based on rights and status)
False
True
2
Who were the Mongols?
nomads from central Asia that became the most famous conquerors in history
nomads from central Asia that took over the Abbasid Caliphate
turkic military slaves who gained control and prospered in trade
Christian soldiers sent by the pope to seize control in Jerusalem
3
Who was Nasir al-Din al-Tusi?
One of the most celebrated Islamic scholars
A famous islamic female poet
4
According to Islamic religion who were Muslims allowed to enslave.
any polytheistic religion
christians
muslims
jews
5
By the 16th century large Islamic states had the roots in ____ cultures.
Arab
Turkish
6
What is Shariah?
the islamic legal system
papermaking techniques
a university
7
Who were the Crusaders?
turkic military slaves who gained control and prospered in trade
nomads from central Asia that took over the Abbasid Caliphate
Christian soldiers sent by the pope to seize control in Jerusalem
nomads from central Asia that became the most famous conquerors in history
8
Córdoba (Spain) had a tolerance for all but
muslims
jews
they were tolerant of everyone
christians
9
What does the term hijab refer to?
A specific type of modest covering
The practice of dressing modestly
an Islamic state
A city in Syria
10
Where was the Abbasid Caliphate?
Middle East
North America
South America
Central Africa
11
What are dhows?
ships used in warfare
A form of writing
trading ships
a leader of Islam
12
_____ was the main religion in the Abbasid Caliphate.
confucianism
Islam
judaism
christianity
13
What was the golden age of Islamic civilization?
Umayyad Caliphate
Ottoman Caliphate
Rashidun Caliphate
Abbasid Caliphate
14
al-Andalus was a center of learning in Spain and had the largest library at its time
True
False
15
The house of wisdom was a renowned center of learning in Baghdad.
False
True
16
Who were the Seljuk Turks?
turkic military slaves who gained control and prospered in trade
Christian soldiers sent by the pope to seize control in Jerusalem
nomads from central Asia that took over the Abbasid Caliphate
nomads from central Asia that became the most famous conquerors in history
17
Who was A’ishah al-Ba’uniyyah?
One of the most famous Islamic scholars
A famous female Islamic poet
18
In non-Arab areas of Islamic expansion, Islamic caliphs led to discrimination against non-Arabs.
False
True
19
Why were merchants seen as more prestigious?
they were good people
they increased economy
Mohammed and his wife were a merchants
they were popular among society
20
Where is Baghdad located today?
Syria
India
Iraq
Mongolia
21
Islam was against all forms of slavery.
True
False
22
Why did so many slaves convert to Islam?
the Internet told them to
because muslims couldn’t enslave other muslims
it was popular
it freed them
23
Under Islam control Spain overall failed.
False
True
24
What was the Umayyad?
The capital of Spain
The second Caliphate
The Roman empire
The eastern Roman empire
25
Who were the Egyptian Mamlucks?
nomads from central Asia that took over the Abbasid Caliphate
Christian soldiers sent by the pope to seize control in Jerusalem
nomads from central Asia that became the most famous conquerors in history
turkic military slaves who gained control and prospered in trade
26
Once Islam had control over Iraq, Spain, Egypt, and central Asia, they created new universities.
False
True
