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

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

pages 80-85

Multiple Choice

After Muhammad's death, the title given to Islam's highest leaders was

• successor

• caliph

• sultan

• emperor

Multiple Choice

Which leader unified Arabia into a Muslim state through battle?

• Babur

• Mehmed II

• Abu Bakr

• Akbar

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Multiple Choice

Other than goods, what else was exchanged through trade?

• Recipes

• knowledge and information about religion

• coupons

• Yu-Gi-Oh Cards

The End!