Why did the Delhi Sultanate fail?

• religious conflicts

• lost territory

• harsh government

• failed leadership

Name the most powerful emirate that rose out of Anatolia.

• Seljuk Turks

• Mongols

• Ottomans

• Mughols

Nasir al-Din al-Tusi was know for

• medical advances

• writing poetry

• leading the Abbasaid Dynasty

• inventing Trigonometry

What invading group captured and conquered Anatolia?

• Mongols

• Mughols

• Abbasids

• Seljuk Turks

What was the House of Wisdom?

• largest collection of Arabic poems by a woman

• massive library in Baghdad

• the time period of prosperity and technology in the Islamic World

• center of culture in Damascus

What was 'A'ishah al-Ba'uniyyah best known for?

• creation of Triginometry

• advancements in Algebra

• large collection of Arabic poems

• advancements in medicine

Dar-al-Islam refers to what?

• original Arabian states

• conquered territory in Anatolia

• spread of Islam to Africa

• all Muslim controlled territory

The Sejuk Turks limited European travel to their holy sites in and around Jerusalem; European Christians organized groups of soldiers, called ___, to reopen access.

• Janissaries

• Mamluks

• Crusaders

• Sufis

Solidified under Islam, a term that can refer either to the practice of dressing modestly or a specific type of head coverings

• Hadith

• Shariah

• hijab

• dowry

Overall, Islamic women enjoy a higher state than Christian or Jewish women because they were allowed to do all of the following: [check all that apply]

• inherit property and retain ownership after marriage

• remarry if widowed

• women were equal to men in the eyes of the law

• a wife could initiate divorce and receive a cash settlement