How were conquered people treated by the Muslim Empire?

they were tolerated but had to pay higher taxes

Why did Islam split after Muhammad's death?

he didn't choose a successor or how to choose one

What did the kamikaze, or divine wind, do for Japan?

it stopped a Mongolian invasion

What did Suleyman the Magnificent and Akbar have in common?

architecture, the arts, and literature flourished under them

What is the main difference between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims?

Shi'a believe the caliph needs to be related to Muhammad

The battle of tours was important because

it halted the advance of Islam in Europe

What was the devshirme system designed to do?

turn Christian boys into Muslim soldiers

What do Muslims believe about Muhammad?

He was the last and greatest of the prophets

Which describes the Delhi Sultanate?

Muslim dynasty that ruled over northern India for 300 years

What made the Mongols nearly unstoppable on the battlefield?

they were very mobile and skilled

Why was Constantinople enviable for the Ottomans to conquer?

its location made it an ideal place for trade

What was true of the Mongol Empire?

it was the largest unified land empire

What happened during the Pax Mongolica?

ideas and inventions were spread between Europe and Asia

Which of the following led to the cultural blending in the Ottoman Empire?

pursuit of religious converts, trade, and conquest

What do Sunni Muslims believe about the caliph?

the caliph should follow Muhammad's example

Why did Kublai Khan favor Mongols and foreigners for government posts?

de didn't trust local Chinese not to have loyalties

What did Suleyman the Magnificent support?

government reform and cultural achievements

Looking at the map, what conclusion can you draw about Muslim trade routes?

Sea trade networks were used extensively by Muslim traders

Which of the following is true of the Mongol impact on trade?

trade increased as a result of the Pax Mongolica

How did Genghis Khan succeed?

brilliant military strategy and organization

During the 13th and 14th centuries, the Mongol Empire

provided safety and security for trade

What was true of the Ottoman and Mughal empires?

same size but Mughal had more people

What happened to Constantinople in 1453?

it was conquered by the Ottomans and renamed Istanbul

What did Mehmed II do after he conquered Constantinople?

he opened the city to new citizens of different backgrounds

Suleyman, Shah Abbas, and Akbar all ____

used tolerance to rule their empires

What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

the major duties required of all Muslims

Which was NOT an appeal of Christianity?

the importance of wealth in life

What were some of the contributions of the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires?

mosaics, architecture, and rug weaving

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1
How were ghazis and janissaries similar?
they were slaves
they were warriors
they were born into Islam
the converted to Islam
2
Which country has the highest percentage of Buddhists?
Japan
Bangladesh
China
Russia
3
How were conquered people treated by the Muslim Empire?
they were tolerated but had to pay higher taxes
they were treated equal to Muslims
they were allowed to be 1st class if they converted
they were forced to convert
4
Why did Islam split after Muhammad's death?
he didn't choose a successor or how to choose one
followers couldn’t agree on how to use the military
some followers felt it was wrong to use military force
Muhammad named 2 different successors
5
What did the kamikaze, or divine wind, do for Japan?
it stopped a Korean invasion
it brought the shoguns safely home
it stopped a Mongolian invasion
it brought rain after a long drought
6
Which did Jesus NOT emphasize?
reincarnation
that he was the Son of God
Repentance and faith are necessary for salvation
Heaven/Hell in the afterlife
7
What did Suleyman the Magnificent and Akbar have in common?
they specially trained foreign slaves to make up their army
architecture, the arts, and literature flourished under them
both appointed Hindus to high gov. positions
Both killed their sons to eliminate
8
What is the main difference between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims?
Shi'a believe the caliph needs to be related to Muhammad
They disagree about the destination for the hajj
The Shi'a didn't oppose the Umayyads
Sunni wanted to elect leaders
9
The battle of tours was important because
it halted the advance of Islam in Europe
the Goths finally conquered Rome
Charlemagne lost territory to the Gauls
it resulted in the unification of Italy
10
What was the devshirme system designed to do?
do away with all possible rivals to the drone
make the tax system fairer and more efficient
turn Christian boys into Muslim soldiers
divide power equally between Christians and Muslims
11
Toward what city do Muslims pray?
Damascus
Medina
Mecca
Jerusalem
12
What do Muslims believe about Muhammad?
He was the only son of the one true God, Allah
He was a combination of god and man.
He was the last and greatest of the prophets
He was the first and only prophet of Allah
13
Which describes the Delhi Sultanate?
Muslim government in Persia and Saudi Arabia in the 7th Cent
Indian independence movement
HIndu government that defeated the Arab invaders
Muslim dynasty that ruled over northern India for 300 years
14
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all started with ___
Abraham
Muhammad
Jesus
None of the answers are correct
15
What made the Mongols nearly unstoppable on the battlefield?
they usually outnumbered their enemies
their armor was superior
their generals led from the front
they were very mobile and skilled
16
Zoroaster started what (used by Christians and Muslims)?
filial piety
communion with nature
the Bible
monotheism
17
Why was Constantinople enviable for the Ottomans to conquer?
Constantinople blocked the Ottomans from expanding
their power threatened the Ottomans
its location made it an ideal place for trade
the religion of the Byzantines threatened the Ottomans
18
What was true of the Mongol Empire?
they treated all people humanely
it was the largest unified land empire
Mongols refused to adopt aspects of other cultures
they forced people to conver
19
Monotheism describes the belief that their God was
the one and only God
associated with a people, not a place
a spiritual, not physical, presence
a forgiving and protective God
20
What contributed to the decline of both the Ottoman and Safavid Empires?
natural disasters
disruption in trade
religious rebellions
incompetent leadership
21
One important effect of the Islamic expansion was that it
helped keep knowledge alive
changed artistic styles of western Europe
caused massive reforms in the Christian Church
caused Vienna to fall to Arab control
22
What did the Safavid Empire require of all subjects?
acceptance of Hinduism
acceptance of Shi'a Islam
devotion to Vishnu
acceptance of Sunni Islam
23
What happened during the Pax Mongolica?
a cure for the plague was developed
movable type and the magnetic compass were invented
ideas and inventions were spread between Europe and Asia
the irrigation of the Tigris/Euphrates was rebuilt
24
Which of the following led to the cultural blending in the Ottoman Empire?
pursuit of religious converts, trade, and conquest
migraiton, trade, and conquest
pursuit of religious freedom, migration, and trade
pursuit of religious converts, conquest, and migration
25
What do Sunni Muslims believe about the caliph?
the caliph should lead the call for new converts
the caliph should follow Muhammad's example
The caliph should be related to Muhammad
None of the answers are correct
26
Why did Kublai Khan favor Mongols and foreigners for government posts?
de didn't trust local Chinese not to have loyalties
Genghis wanted all Chinese officials removed from power
he feared that Chinese officials would support Japan
He did not believe in Confucian teachings
27
What is the dominant religion of India?
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
28
Ibn Sina is best known for
starting a rebellion that led to the split of Islam
Being the cousin of Muhammad
riding a camel from Spain to China
writing a medical textbook
29
What did Suleyman the Magnificent support?
equality for people of all faiths in his empire
the conquest of Constantinople
the military conquest of India
government reform and cultural achievements
30
Looking at the map, what conclusion can you draw about Muslim trade routes?
Sea trade networks were used extensively by Muslim traders
Trade routes only crossed land
Muslim traders only traded with other Muslims
Muslim goods were only found in Muslim lands
31
Which of the following is true of the Mongol impact on trade?
trade increased as a result of the Pax Mongolica
Mongol rulers outlawed trade with foreigners
There was no impact
due to constant war, trade stopped
32
How did Genghis Khan succeed?
by only conquering weak empires
brilliant military strategy and organization
by dressing as the enemy
through offering people the Mongol Peace if they surrendered
33
What is the impact of Muslim trade routes?
all answers are correct
Increase in trade on the Silk Road
Cities in the Muslim Empire grew
uniform currency increased and banks became popular
34
Few followers but still part of Asian culture.
Buddhism
Islam
Confucianism
Hinduism
35
_____ Muslims believe only relatives of Muhammad can lead
Shi'a
Sunni
Sufi
Fatimid
36
During the 13th and 14th centuries, the Mongol Empire
ceased to be significant in the Eurasian trade network
found little use in regulating trade
used intimidation to stop trade on the Silk Road
provided safety and security for trade
37
____, founder of Islam, spent his early life in ______
Muhammad/Mecca
Abu-Bakr/Jerusalem
Ali/Yathrib
Muhammad/Constantinople
38
Islam started on the
Arabian Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula
Malay Peninsula
Sinai Peninsula
39
Ibn Battuta is best known for his writings about
math
science
law
geography
40
Which Mongol practice did Kublai Khan not follow?
increase trade in the Mongol Empire
a nomadic way of life
military conquest of China
the rituals of his ancestors
41
Which is not one of the 5 Pillars of Islam?
prayer
military service
faith
fasting
42
What was true of the Ottoman and Mughal empires?
same size but Mughal had more people
Mughal Empire was twice the size of the Ottoman
same population but the Ottoman Empire was larger
Ottoman had a higher population
43
Which empire replaced the Byzantine Empire as the major power of the Eastern Mediterranean?
Mughal
Mongols
Ottoman
Safavids
44
What happened to Constantinople in 1453?
it was destroyed by a massic earthquake
it was destroyed by the Mongol forces
it was conquered by the Ottomans and renamed Istanbul
it was conquered by the Roman Empire
45
What did Mehmed II do after he conquered Constantinople?
he chipped marble from the Hagia Sophia
he forced conversion upon Constantinople's Christians
he captured Cairo and Mecca
he opened the city to new citizens of different backgrounds
46
Suleyman, Shah Abbas, and Akbar all ____
used tolerance to rule their empires
made sure their sons were well prepared to take over
adopted the Chinese exam system
forced people to convert once conquered
47
What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
the major duties required of all Muslims
the times when Muslims must pray
Muhammad and the 4 leaders that followed
the divisions of Islam
48
Which was NOT an appeal of Christianity?
the importance of wealth in life
the promise of eternal life after death
a personal relationship with God
it gave hope to the powerless
49
What were some of the contributions of the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires?
alphabet, mosaics, and polytheism
realism in painting, architecture, and the alphabet
mosaics, architecture, and rug weaving
Christian expansion, iconic paintings, and mosaics

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World History - Unit 3 - Muslims and Mongols

49 termsStudBud Administration474 plays

World History - Unit 3 - Muslims and Mongols

Flashcards49 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 49

Answers

1
How were ghazis and janissaries similar?
they were slaves
they were warriors
they were born into Islam
the converted to Islam
2
Which country has the highest percentage of Buddhists?
Japan
Bangladesh
China
Russia
3
How were conquered people treated by the Muslim Empire?
they were tolerated but had to pay higher taxes
they were treated equal to Muslims
they were allowed to be 1st class if they converted
they were forced to convert
4
Why did Islam split after Muhammad's death?
he didn't choose a successor or how to choose one
followers couldn’t agree on how to use the military
some followers felt it was wrong to use military force
Muhammad named 2 different successors
5
What did the kamikaze, or divine wind, do for Japan?
it stopped a Korean invasion
it brought the shoguns safely home
it stopped a Mongolian invasion
it brought rain after a long drought
6
Which did Jesus NOT emphasize?
reincarnation
that he was the Son of God
Repentance and faith are necessary for salvation
Heaven/Hell in the afterlife
7
What did Suleyman the Magnificent and Akbar have in common?
they specially trained foreign slaves to make up their army
architecture, the arts, and literature flourished under them
both appointed Hindus to high gov. positions
Both killed their sons to eliminate
8
What is the main difference between Sunni and Shi'a Muslims?
Shi'a believe the caliph needs to be related to Muhammad
They disagree about the destination for the hajj
The Shi'a didn't oppose the Umayyads
Sunni wanted to elect leaders
9
The battle of tours was important because
it halted the advance of Islam in Europe
the Goths finally conquered Rome
Charlemagne lost territory to the Gauls
it resulted in the unification of Italy
10
What was the devshirme system designed to do?
do away with all possible rivals to the drone
make the tax system fairer and more efficient
turn Christian boys into Muslim soldiers
divide power equally between Christians and Muslims
11
Toward what city do Muslims pray?
Damascus
Medina
Mecca
Jerusalem
12
What do Muslims believe about Muhammad?
He was the only son of the one true God, Allah
He was a combination of god and man.
He was the last and greatest of the prophets
He was the first and only prophet of Allah
13
Which describes the Delhi Sultanate?
Muslim government in Persia and Saudi Arabia in the 7th Cent
Indian independence movement
HIndu government that defeated the Arab invaders
Muslim dynasty that ruled over northern India for 300 years
14
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all started with ___
Abraham
Muhammad
Jesus
None of the answers are correct
15
What made the Mongols nearly unstoppable on the battlefield?
they usually outnumbered their enemies
their armor was superior
their generals led from the front
they were very mobile and skilled
16
Zoroaster started what (used by Christians and Muslims)?
filial piety
communion with nature
the Bible
monotheism
17
Why was Constantinople enviable for the Ottomans to conquer?
Constantinople blocked the Ottomans from expanding
their power threatened the Ottomans
its location made it an ideal place for trade
the religion of the Byzantines threatened the Ottomans
18
What was true of the Mongol Empire?
they treated all people humanely
it was the largest unified land empire
Mongols refused to adopt aspects of other cultures
they forced people to conver
19
Monotheism describes the belief that their God was
the one and only God
associated with a people, not a place
a spiritual, not physical, presence
a forgiving and protective God
20
What contributed to the decline of both the Ottoman and Safavid Empires?
natural disasters
disruption in trade
religious rebellions
incompetent leadership
21
One important effect of the Islamic expansion was that it
helped keep knowledge alive
changed artistic styles of western Europe
caused massive reforms in the Christian Church
caused Vienna to fall to Arab control
22
What did the Safavid Empire require of all subjects?
acceptance of Hinduism
acceptance of Shi'a Islam
devotion to Vishnu
acceptance of Sunni Islam
23
What happened during the Pax Mongolica?
a cure for the plague was developed
movable type and the magnetic compass were invented
ideas and inventions were spread between Europe and Asia
the irrigation of the Tigris/Euphrates was rebuilt
24
Which of the following led to the cultural blending in the Ottoman Empire?
pursuit of religious converts, trade, and conquest
migraiton, trade, and conquest
pursuit of religious freedom, migration, and trade
pursuit of religious converts, conquest, and migration
25
What do Sunni Muslims believe about the caliph?
the caliph should lead the call for new converts
the caliph should follow Muhammad's example
The caliph should be related to Muhammad
None of the answers are correct
26
Why did Kublai Khan favor Mongols and foreigners for government posts?
de didn't trust local Chinese not to have loyalties
Genghis wanted all Chinese officials removed from power
he feared that Chinese officials would support Japan
He did not believe in Confucian teachings
27
What is the dominant religion of India?
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
28
Ibn Sina is best known for
starting a rebellion that led to the split of Islam
Being the cousin of Muhammad
riding a camel from Spain to China
writing a medical textbook
29
What did Suleyman the Magnificent support?
equality for people of all faiths in his empire
the conquest of Constantinople
the military conquest of India
government reform and cultural achievements
30
Looking at the map, what conclusion can you draw about Muslim trade routes?
Sea trade networks were used extensively by Muslim traders
Trade routes only crossed land
Muslim traders only traded with other Muslims
Muslim goods were only found in Muslim lands
31
Which of the following is true of the Mongol impact on trade?
trade increased as a result of the Pax Mongolica
Mongol rulers outlawed trade with foreigners
There was no impact
due to constant war, trade stopped
32
How did Genghis Khan succeed?
by only conquering weak empires
brilliant military strategy and organization
by dressing as the enemy
through offering people the Mongol Peace if they surrendered
33
What is the impact of Muslim trade routes?
all answers are correct
Increase in trade on the Silk Road
Cities in the Muslim Empire grew
uniform currency increased and banks became popular
34
Few followers but still part of Asian culture.
Buddhism
Islam
Confucianism
Hinduism
35
_____ Muslims believe only relatives of Muhammad can lead
Shi'a
Sunni
Sufi
Fatimid
36
During the 13th and 14th centuries, the Mongol Empire
ceased to be significant in the Eurasian trade network
found little use in regulating trade
used intimidation to stop trade on the Silk Road
provided safety and security for trade
37
____, founder of Islam, spent his early life in ______
Muhammad/Mecca
Abu-Bakr/Jerusalem
Ali/Yathrib
Muhammad/Constantinople
38
Islam started on the
Arabian Peninsula
Iberian Peninsula
Malay Peninsula
Sinai Peninsula
39
Ibn Battuta is best known for his writings about
math
science
law
geography
40
Which Mongol practice did Kublai Khan not follow?
increase trade in the Mongol Empire
a nomadic way of life
military conquest of China
the rituals of his ancestors
41
Which is not one of the 5 Pillars of Islam?
prayer
military service
faith
fasting
42
What was true of the Ottoman and Mughal empires?
same size but Mughal had more people
Mughal Empire was twice the size of the Ottoman
same population but the Ottoman Empire was larger
Ottoman had a higher population
43
Which empire replaced the Byzantine Empire as the major power of the Eastern Mediterranean?
Mughal
Mongols
Ottoman
Safavids
44
What happened to Constantinople in 1453?
it was destroyed by a massic earthquake
it was destroyed by the Mongol forces
it was conquered by the Ottomans and renamed Istanbul
it was conquered by the Roman Empire
45
What did Mehmed II do after he conquered Constantinople?
he chipped marble from the Hagia Sophia
he forced conversion upon Constantinople's Christians
he captured Cairo and Mecca
he opened the city to new citizens of different backgrounds
46
Suleyman, Shah Abbas, and Akbar all ____
used tolerance to rule their empires
made sure their sons were well prepared to take over
adopted the Chinese exam system
forced people to convert once conquered
47
What are the Five Pillars of Islam?
the major duties required of all Muslims
the times when Muslims must pray
Muhammad and the 4 leaders that followed
the divisions of Islam
48
Which was NOT an appeal of Christianity?
the importance of wealth in life
the promise of eternal life after death
a personal relationship with God
it gave hope to the powerless
49
What were some of the contributions of the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires?
alphabet, mosaics, and polytheism
realism in painting, architecture, and the alphabet
mosaics, architecture, and rug weaving
Christian expansion, iconic paintings, and mosaics