Chapter 4, Section 1: Islam Expands Through Conquest & Trade

successor

caliph

sultan

emperor

Babur

Mehmed II

Abu Bakr

Akbar

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

the scholars made advances in math and science

the scholars spoke different languages

the scholars came from different cultures

the scholars all understood Arabic

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

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

Judaism and Christianity to spread

their cultures to blend

the Muslim Empire to shrink

trade to become less important

Trade is item for item

Trade is the buying and selling of goods.

None of these.

All of these.

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

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

Nothing, they didn't trade goods, they traded Pokemon cards

animals, textiles, metals, crops, and spices

Things from Australia

Recipes for cooking different foods

Recipes

knowledge and information about religion

coupons

Yu-Gi-Oh Cards