AMSCO 1.2

Which of the following was NOT a civilization that either invaded the Muslim empires or created major shifts in trade?

• Seljuk Turks

• Mamluks

• Crusaders

• Cyrilics

What was the significance of the Battle of Tours

• With the loss to the Franks it marked the end of rapid Islamic expansion

• It solidified the hold that Islamic empires had on Spain

• This was the start of the conflicts between Christians and Muslims

• None of the above are correct

Which of the following was NOT exempt from slavery in the Islamic empires?

• Jews

• Christians

• Other Mulsims

• Buddhists

Crusaders?

• Came from Central Asia to conquer the Abbasid Empire in 1258. Hint: This group was among the most famous conquerors in history.

• Were Egyptian slaves who seized control of Egypt and established an empire. Hint: They came from west of the Abbasid Empire.

• Were European Christian soldiers attempting to regain access to Jersualem.

• Fighters from Russia that utilized their knowledge of Cyrilism to conquer the Abbasids

Mamluks?

• Came from Central Asia to conquer the Abbasid Empire in 1258. Hint: This group was among the most famous conquerors in history.

• Were Egyptian slaves who seized control of Egypt and established an empire. Hint: They came from west of the Abbasid Empire.

• Were European Christian soldiers attempting to regain access to Jersualem.

• Fighters from Russia that utilized their knowledge of Cyrilism to conquer the Abbasids

Mongols

• Came from Central Asia to conquer the Abbasid Empire in 1258. Hint: This group was among the most famous conquerors in history.

• Were Egyptian slaves who seized control of Egypt and established an empire. Hint: They came from west of the Abbasid Empire.

• Were European Christian soldiers attempting to regain access to Jersualem.

• Fighters from Russia that utilized their knowledge of Cyrilism to conquer the Abbasids

Why did Islam view merchants through a more prestigious lens than European and Asian societies?

• Merchants did hard work to earn their money

• Muhammad was a merchant

• Merchants were the only ones could read and write

• Muhammad began mercantilism