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Ch 3 & 4 Islam and & Islamic Empires
Ch 3 & 4 Islam and & Islamic Empires
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A #review for Ch 3 & 4 on the #religion of #Islam and the #Islamicempires
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Judaism, Christianity, and Muslims all believe in
One God
Mythology
Dieties
Multiple gods
2
Janissaries are...
Muslim soldiers
Slave soldiers
Prisoners of war
Muslims soldiers who converted to Christianity
3
Why could merchants trade in several different areas?
Islam had spread so far and so wide
The Ottoman Empire controlled the region
Arabia was at a crossroads location
New trade routes were discovered
4
This physical feature dominates the Arabian landscape
Dominating mountains
Vast inland seas
Fertile oases
Sandy deserts
5
He discovered how to diagnose and treat smallpox
Ibn-Sina
Omar Khayyam
Ar-Razi
al-Idrisi
6
The Arabian peninsula is located in
Northwestern Asia
Southeastern Asia
Southwestern Asia
Northeastern Asia
7
His medical encyclopedia was used throughout Europe.
Ibn-Sina
Ar-Razi
Omar Khayyám
al-Idrisi
8
In 1526, Babur established an empire here.
Iraq
Arabia
India
Istanbul
9
The Ottoman, Safavid, & Mughal empires all had this in common
All three had no interest in trade
All three practiced Shia
All three expanded their territory through warfare
All three were ruled by kings
10
Traders passing through influenced the culture by
Changing the prevailing religion
Introducing new ideas and products
Introducing new weaponry
Guiding Arabs through land and water routes
11
The region with trade routes linking Asia, Africa, and Europe is known as
A juncture location
A crossroads location
A pinch location
A zigzag location
12
The exchange of customs & beliefs between Muslims & those they conquered caused this to happen
The decline of trade
The introduction of slavery
Cultural blending
The advancement of Christianity
13
This provided nomads and townspeople with things they needed
Pilgrimages
Religion
Trading
Bible
14
By traveling across deserts or settling near oases, Arabs were able to
Impress others with their findings
Go to souks
Join caravans
Adapt to the environment
15
Why did the Mughal Empire collapse?
Its tolerant religious policies changed & people revolted
The empire became too large to govern effectively
The empire declared bankruptcy
Muslim invasions
16
Islam's holy book is called the
Vedas
Bible
Qur'an
Torah
17
If you are not
nomadic
in Arabia, you are...
Religious
Isometric
Solitary
Sedentary
18
Calligraphy combined these two art forms
Art & Literature
Literature and Music
Acting and Dance
Art and Dance
19
This building is used for Muslim prayer
Kaaba
Church
Mosque
Shrine
20
His book became the foundation for modern day algebra
al-Idrisi
Ar-Razi
Ibn-Sina
Al-Khwarizmi
21
To protect themselves, nomads became members of
Tribes
Isis
Christianity
Judiaism
22
This is an example of an Arabian
Sea
Oasis
Halucanation
Swimming pool
23
The leader of the Safavid Empire was called a
Shah
Sultan
Emperor
King
24
The
most
important difference between Sunni & Shia
Sunni thought Sufism was dangerous
Shia believed caliphs must be related to Muhammad
Sunni believed caliphs must be related to Muhammad
Shia thought that Muslims shouldn't be religiously tolerant
25
This leader unified Arabia
Abu Bakr
Akbar
Babur
Kylo Ren
26
This was used to discover one's location on the planet
Sonar
Barometer
Astrolabe
Compass
