Unit 3 Rise of Islam and the Crusades Quizalize (Test Review)
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- Q1What famous Islamic architectural structure was built as a burial chamber for an emperors wife?Taj MahalJerusalemMeccaThe Dome of the Rock30s
- Q2What three modern day countries are located in the Arabian Peninsula?Saudi Arabia, The United Arab Emirates, YemenIndia, Saudi Arabia, TurkeyTurkey, Iraq, IndiaTurkey, Yemen, India30s
- Q3The picture represents what belief system?The Ten Commandments (Christianity)The Torah (Judaism)The Five Pillars of Islam30s
- Q4What three monotheistic religions did we study this unit and in what order were they founded?1) Islam 2) Buddhism 3) Christianity1) Buddhism 2) Judaism 3) Islam1) Judaism, 2) Christianity, 3) Islam1) Christianity 2) Islam 3) Judaism30s
- Q5Which of the following is NOT an effect of the crusades?SocialEconomicGeographicalPolitical30s
- Q6Which of the following was the destination of the crusades? How did the location affect the outcome?Jerusalem; due to the climate.England; due to natural land barriers.Rome; due to natural land barriers.Paris; due to poor planning.30s
- Q7Based on the map and your knowledge, which of the following countries did Islam not spread to by 900 CE?EgyptPersiaArabiaEngland30s
- Q8Which of the following options identifies an economic effect of the Crusades?The Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church split during this timeTowns began to be controlled by kingsAn increase in trade happened and new technology arrivedThe Church lost power during this time30s
- Q9Which definition below identifies the holy book associated with Islam?The revelations of Allah in which were recited by Muhammad and finally written down into a book.The Tipitaka which is composed of discourses, rules for monastic life, and elaborations on the Buddha's teachings.The law of God as revealed to Moses and recorded in the first five books of scriptures.These scriptures include the Old and New Testaments.30s
- Q10Which of the following best identifies the Islamic Prophet Muhammad?Born 570 CE. Spent most of his life as a trade caravan manager. Was forced from Mecca due to threats on his life.Born 1412 CE. Was known as the “Maid of Orléans”. Leader in the Hundred Years War for the French. Killed by the English in 1431 CE.Born 1571 BCE. Was an important leader of Judaism. Lead the slaves of Egypt to freedom. Died after 40 years of wandering the desert on Mount Nebo.Born 0 CE. He was a Jewish preacher and religious leader. Was crucified by the Romans around 33 CE.30s
- Q11Which of the following is NOT a similarity between the Crusader Knights and Muslim Warriors?Both believed it was God's will to do what was asked of them.Both believed the Holy Land belonged to them.Both followed Islam and came from the Middle East30s
- Q12What religion does the Holy City of Mecca belong?ChristianityBuddhismIslamJudaism30s
- Q13Before Muhammad's teachings, why did many Arab's visit the Kaaba in Mecca each year?Give money to the poor of Mecca.Worship their gods.Show their devotion to Islam.Trade in the marketplace.30s
- Q14True or False: The Quaran is thought to be the exact word of God to Muslims.TrueFalse30s
- Q15True or False: The Quaran reflects Mohammad's message and teachingsFalseTrue30s
