What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?

Belief in God, Praying daily, Fasting, Alms, Pilgrimage

How were conquered peoples treated by the Muslim Empire?

Religions were tolerated but restrictions/ taxes imposed

What do the Shi'a believe?

Muhammad's descendants should be the caliphs

Islam first spread from the Arabian Peninsula to

Middle East, North Africa, Spain

One similarity between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam is they ___.

are all monotheistic and believe in one god

How did Muslim scholars help preserve European culture?

by translating Greek works (Aristotle and Plato) into Latin

What do Muslims believe about Muhammad?

He was the last and greatest of the prophets.

According to the author, why did the Mongols destroy the city?

The city’s residents had to be punished for their sins.

How did Sufism influence Muslim literature?

Sufis often expressed their religious devotion through beautiful poetry.

The work of Al-Khwarizmi is important because...

his work pioneered the study of algebra

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1
What is requirement of non Muslims living under Muslim rule?
House Muslim soldiers
None of the above
Pay a tax
Refrain from eating pork
2
What is NOT a possible name for a Seljuk or Persian leader?
Shah
Sultan
Vizier
Czar
3
What are the 5 Pillars of Islam?
Belief in God, Praying daily, Fasting, Alms, Pilgrimage
Love, Hope in heaven, Charity, Icons, Mecca
Jihad, Life, Belief, Mecca, Fasting
Struggle, Faith, Goodness, Peace, Happiness
4
Why did Muslim traders flourish?
Arabic language helped with communication.
All of these
Over time, banking was established to keep records.
Cities grew as popularity of trade grew.
5
How were conquered peoples treated by the Muslim Empire?
Religions were tolerated but restrictions/ taxes imposed
They were treated as equal citizens with Muslims
Allowed to become leading citizens upon converting to Islam
Were forced to give up their religions and convert to Islam
6
Famous city in Arabia with the Ka'aba, connected to a pilgrimage.
Baghdad
Medina
Mecca
Jerusalem
7
What would you NOT find in Muslim art?
images of people
geometric designs
verses from the Qur'an
floral designs
8
In the Seljuk Empire, the vizier was a type of
political leader
royal bodyguard
military leader
religious leader
9
Yaroslav the Wise was the head of what state?
Kievan Russia
Khanate of the Golden Horde
Fatimid Caliphate
Byzantium Empire
10
The Seljuks converted to what religion?
Roman Catholicism
Judaism
Orthodox Christianity
Islam
11
Who was the ruler who converted all of Kiev to Orthodox Christianity?
Yaroslav "the Wise"
Alexander Nevsky
Vladimir "the Great"
Ivan III "the Great"
12
What did the Mongols demand of the Russians?
Land
Slaves
Tribute / Taxes
Religious Converts
13
What do the Shi'a believe?
Muslims should vote for caliphs
Muslims should follow the Sunna as religious authority
Don't need to pray towards Mecca
Muhammad's descendants should be the caliphs
14
Islam first spread from the Arabian Peninsula to
Africa, Australia, Pacific Islands
Middle East, North Africa, Spain
Middle East, Europe, Asia
Middle East, Asia, Pacific Islands
15
The Koran / Qur'an should be written in ____
Cyrillic
Arabic
Persian
Farsi
16
One similarity between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam is they ___.
are all polytheistic and believe in many gods
are all monotheistic and believe in one god
have the same founder of their religions
were all founded in the exact same location
17
How did Muslim scholars help preserve European culture?
by halting 100 miles from Paris instead of conquering it
by translating Greek works (Aristotle and Plato) into Latin
by exempting European scholars from paying taxes
by building the Great Mosque at Córdoba
18
What do Muslims believe about Muhammad?
He was a combination of god and man.
He was the first and only prophet of Allah.
He was the only son of the one true God, Allah.
He was the last and greatest of the prophets.
19
What was the Mongol Empire in Russia called?
Ilkhanate
Delhi Sultanate
Khanate of the Golden Horde
Chagatai Khanate
20
According to the author, why did the Mongols destroy the city?
The Mongols sought to wipe out all who opposed their religion
The city’s residents had to be punished for their sins.
It was located along a strategic river.
The Mongols wanted to make it their new capital.
21
Ramadan is a holy month of ______.
Feasting on Bread
Pilgrimage
Bread
Fasting
22
How did Sufism influence Muslim literature?
Sufis honored their love of history with poems that praised famous rulers
Sufis often expressed their religious devotion through beautiful poetry.
Sufis celebrated their military strength through works of prose.
Sufis believed literature was frivolous, and they banned poetry.
23
Who was the ruler who freed the Russians from the Mongols?
Ivan III "the Great"
Vladimir "the Great"
Yaraslov "the Wise"
Alexander Nevsky
24
Why is the study of astronomy important to Muslims?
They believe in astrology
Need to know where the North Star is
Need to know where Mecca is
It's Not
25
The work of Al-Khwarizmi is important because...
he set standards for the scientific study of history.
his work pioneered the study of algebra
his work pioneered the study of measles.
his writings on Aristotle influenced scholars in Europe
26
Turkish slaves with military skills who became powerful in the Abbasid Empire?
Shahes
Mamelukes
Varangian Guard
Crusaders
27
Successors of Muhammad, there were four, Rightly Guided...
Umayyads
Sufi
Sultans
Caliphs
28
What is the Russian word for emperor/leader?
Shah
Czar
Caliph
Patriarch
29
Which of the following was NOT an impact of Mongol rule in Russia?
isolating them from Western Europe
giving them written language
allowing them to keep their religion
modeling absolute rule
30
Who was the last and greatest prophet of the Muslims?
Ali
Abu Bakr
Muhammad
Abraham

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