Abbasid and Ottoman Empire Unit Review
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- Q1According to Muslim teaching, this individual is believed to be the last and final prophet called upon to spread the word of God by the Angel GabrielAbrahamMosesJesusMuhammad30s
- Q2The foundation of Muslim beliefs; the rules by which a follower of Islam must adhere to.The Ten CommandmentsThe Eightfold PathDharma and KarmaThe Five Pillars30s
- Q3Which factor helps to explain why Muslims were able to advance in science, math, literacy, etc. during their Golden Age (AD 800-1300)?Direct involvement in trans-Atlantic tradeEqual status under law for all citizensCultural diversity accepted by many Islamic governmentsInnovations introduced by the Europeans during the Renaissance30s
- Q4The situation described in this passage led to theDivision of Muslim religion into Sunni and ShiaFall of ConstantinopleGreat Schism of 1054Tensions between Protestants and Catholics30s
- Q5Which civilization is most closely associated with the belief system referenced in this quote?Byzantine EmpireGupta EmpireRoman EmpireAbbasid Caliphate30s
- Q6Which generalization is best supported by the information in this map?The Mediterranean Sea served as a cultural barrier between Asia Minor and North Africa.The Ottoman Empire controlled the largest amount of territory by 1453.The Safavid Empire controlled parts of western Europe by 1629.By the 1500s, the Ottoman Empire controlled parts of the Middle East, North Africa, and eastern Europe.30s
- Q7Which factor most contributed to the cultural diversity of the Ottoman Empire?control of the colonies in the Americascentral location spanning Europe, Africa, and Asialegal system based on the Qur’an (Koran)alliances with the Russians and Hapsburgs30s
- Q8Which empire best fits these descriptions?OttomanRomanHanMongol30s
- Q9The Fall of Constantinople is an accomplishment of which Ottoman sultan?Mehmed IIHarun al-RashidSuleiman the MagnificentOsman30s
- Q10The characteristics best define which group within the Ottoman EmpireJanissariesCaliphMilletsSerfs30s
- Q11The most valid statement concerning societies which have had a "Golden Age" is that during these periods they?Declined in scientific knowledge and achievementsExperienced major accomplishments in the arts sciences, and literaturePossessed great quantities of natural resourcesDeveloped democratic governments30s
- Q12In the Middle East, during the Golden Age of Muslim culture, scholars were encouraged toIgnore the achievements of Chinese culturePreserve and expand ancient Greek and Roman learningReject all knowledge that was western in originAccept medieval Western European Religious ideas30s
- Q13Many achievements of Islamic civilization (AD 800-1300) reached European society by way of theMiddle Passage and the Columbian ExchangeConquests of the Germanic Tribes and Trade along the Silk RoadMerchant guilds and the Industrial RevolutionThe Crusades and eastern Mediterranean trading networks30s
- Q14Which factor led to the fall of the Abbasid Empire?Dependence on slaves to produce manufactured goodsDemands for religious freedom by ChristiansLong periods of drought that led to isolationInstability in government such as financial corruption30s
- Q15Which conclusion about Islamic society during its Golden Age can best be supported by these statements?Cities developed self-sufficient economies.People of diverse faiths were forced to convert to Islam.Social status of Muslims was locked in at birthAchievements relied on a knowledge of math and science.30s
