
Chapter 4, Section 1: Islam Expands Through Conquest & Trade
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Chapter 4, Section 1: Islam Expands Through Conquest & Trade
pages 80-85
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Multiple Choice
After Muhammad's death, the title given to Islam's highest leaders was
successor
caliph
sultan
emperor
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Multiple Choice
Which leader unified Arabia into a Muslim state through battle?
Babur
Mehmed II
Abu Bakr
Akbar
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Multiple Choice
Muslim merchants traded with people outside Arabia which led to
Islam had spread to many new areas.
the Ottoman Empire had gained control of many regions
they established many new trade routes
Arabia was at a crossroads location
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Multiple Choice
Which was the most important factor to the rapid spread of knowledge in the Muslim world?
the scholars made advances in math and science
the scholars spoke different languages
the scholars came from different cultures
the scholars all understood Arabic
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Multiple Choice
In what way were the effects of trade and tolerance on the Muslim world similar?
they both allowed other cultures to influence the Muslims
they both made new products available to Muslims
they both caused Muslims to ignore the influence of others
they both caused Islam to stop spreading
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Multiple Choice
Tolerance was
the practice of accepting other people's religious beliefs
the practice of converting others to Islam
the practice of allowing only Christians their religion
a practice introduced to the Muslims by the Berbers
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Multiple Choice
The exchange of beliefs and customs between the Muslims and the people they conquered caused
Judaism and Christianity to spread
their cultures to blend
the Muslim Empire to shrink
trade to become less important
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Multiple Choice
Review: According to history, what is the definition of trade?
Trade is item for item
Trade is the buying and selling of goods.
None of these.
All of these.
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Multiple Choice
Why is the Arabian Peninsula so great for trade?
It is at the crossroads of three continents and surrounded by water
It is so hot there, so everyone around vacations there during the winter
They have no taxes
They use sand as a currency
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Multiple Choice
Why did the oases prosper?
There is no water there, so no one attacks
There is water in the middle of the desert, so people stop to get water and to trade
No taxes in Oasis towns
They built a Disneyland there
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Multiple Choice
What kinds of goods were traded?
Nothing, they didn't trade goods, they traded Pokemon cards
animals, textiles, metals, crops, and spices
Things from Australia
Recipes for cooking different foods
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Multiple Choice
Other than goods, what else was exchanged through trade?
Recipes
knowledge and information about religion
coupons
Yu-Gi-Oh Cards
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Chapter 4, Section 1: Islam Expands Through Conquest & Trade
pages 80-85
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