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A Crusade is a…
political campaign
holy war
training exercise
test of skill
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Hebrew
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
3
Five Pillars
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
4
The political and spiritual leader that is the successor to Mohammed is referred to as the…
Caliph
Messiah
King
Shah
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Muhammed
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
6
Church
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
7
The Safavid Empire practiced what sect of Islam and was located in what modern day country?
Iran/Sh’ia
Egypt/Sh’ia
Saudi Arabia/Sunni
Iraq/Sunni
8
Mecca
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
9
Torah
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
10
Allah
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
11
Passover
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
12
Which of the following is
only believed
by a Sunni and not a Sh’ia?
Mohammed is the greatest prophet in Islam.
Only a blood relative of Ali could become Caliph.
The Kaaba in Meeca is the holiest site in Islam.
Any true believer of Islam can be Caliph.
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Kosher
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
14
Easter
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
15
Christmas
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
16
Koran
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
17
Jesus
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
18
Hajj
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
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Messiah Came
Christianity
Judaism
Islam
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Moses
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
21
Kaaba
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
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Bible
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
23
This group swept into the middle east destroying the Abbasid Empire but set up trade in their territories in Asia
Hebrews
Mongols
Seljuks
Manchurians
24
Saladin was a unique leader in the medieval world because he…
conquered a huge portion of Europe.
was generous and honorable even to his enemies.
fought hard for what he believed in.
was extremely cruel and bloodthirsty especially to Christians.
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This Sunni Muslim empire conquered the Byzantines and lasted until World War 1.
Seljuk
Abbasid
Ottoman
Mongol
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Crucifixion
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
27
Hammurabi’s code was important because it…
made sure that most people were blind except the nobility.
it was one of the first law codes.
it demonstrated how cruel a king could be.
it was the first use of writing in the middle east.
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Mosque
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
29
Synagogue
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
30
Medieval Christian warriors set out to conquer the land where Jesus once lived, but ultimately failed in their mission.
Paladins
Crusaders
Bishops
Friars
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Ramadan
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
32
Rosh Hashanah
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
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Yaweh
Islam
Christianity
Judaism