The Iberian Peninsula in the Middle Ages

When did the arabs crossed to the Iberian peninsula from the north of Africa?

• 712

• 788

• 722

• 711

The name that Muslims gave to the Iberian Peninsula was...

Al-Andalus was at the beginning under the control of Damascus and it was

• Political and religiously dependent from Damascus

• Only political, but not religiously dependent from Damascus

• Only religious but not politicaly dependent from Damascus

• Independent political and religiously independent from Damascus

Abderramán III declared Al-Andalus the

• Emirate of Granada

• Caliphate of Cordoba

• Emirate of Cordoba

• Caliphate of Granada

After the end of the Caliphate, Al-Andalus was divided into many small kingdoms called

THE TAXES that the muslims had to pay to the Christians after the division of the taifa kingdoms were called...

THE NAME of the Christian king that was defeated in the battle of Guadalete when the arabs forces crossed to the Iberian Peninsula was..

The main crops in Al-Andalus were cereals, vines and olives. In SPANISH we call this the ......

Al-ANdalus was a crucial trade point because....

• it had a really good climate

• Horses were fast, and we could change products quickly

• it was the connection between the east and the west

• It was the closest place to connect with America

How do we call these small muslim kingdoms?