Which most closely describes the orgins of Islam

Muhammad was born in Mecca and recieved revelations from the Angel Gabriel

What led to the split between the Muslims?

Rebellion against the Caliphate

What contributed to the advancement of Islamic medicine

the translation and improvement of early Greek and Roman scholarship

Which of the following is a major contribution of Islamic scholars to the development of learning

preservation and improvement of Greek and Roman scholarship

What lasting impact did Islam have on the Mediterranean world?

Islam's influence led to the Umayyad Caliphate

What was the benefit of the Trans-Saharan trade network?

they could trade gold, salt, kola, nuts

How were the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires similar?

they used guns and artillery to conquer large empires

How did the Ottoman Empire develop?

it was located at the intersections of major trading routes

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Which most closely describes the orgins of Islam
Islam emerged from Zoroastrianism
Muhammad received divine messaes and recorded them in the Quran
Muhammad was born in Mecca and recieved revelations from the Angel Gabriel
2
How did trades routes impact the Muslim Empire?
Set up a moral code
allowed the exchange of goods
made the area weak
made trade difficult
3
What led to the split between the Muslims?
Rebellion against the Caliphate
revolt against the Caliph Uthman
The Battle of the Camel
Conflicts with the Mu'awiya
4
What contributed to the advancement of Islamic medicine
the establishment of extensive educational systems in university towns
the application of Indian mathematics to the development of algebra
the translation and improvement of early Greek and Roman scholarship
the refinement of Chinese technologies
5
Which of the following is a major contribution of Islamic scholars to the development of learning
European painting techniques
preservation and improvement of Greek and Roman scholarship
African trade routes
introduction of Chinese tea
6
What dominated the West African trade empire
gold, salt, slaves
converted people to a common language
converted people to Islam by force
7
Which city is important to followers of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Medina
Mecca
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Who is recognized as a messenger of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam?
Abraham
Confucius
Athena
Buddha
9
What lasting impact did Islam have on the Mediterranean world?
The Mediteranean world wasn't affected by Islam
Islam's influence led to the Umayyad Caliphate
Islam's impact lead to the spread of Christianity and Zoroastrianism
The Mediteranean world experienced cultural isolation
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What was the benefit of the Trans-Saharan trade network?
the Berbers developed more effective saddles for camels
they could trade gold, salt, kola, nuts
they could trade ivory, ebony, glass, and spices year round
Timbuktu grew into a major city
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Which was a contribution of the Islamic scholars?
algebra
astronomy
the compass
the printing press
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How were the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires similar?
They weren't tolerant of all religions
They were led by Christian rulers
They isolated themselves from outsiders
they used guns and artillery to conquer large empires
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How did the Ottoman Empire develop?
they lost territorty to the Safavid Empire
its location was a safe path for trade routes
It relied on sea routes to participate in the silk trade
it was located at the intersections of major trading routes

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