Unit 8 Lesson 32.3 Conflict

What were the states of Western Christendom?

• China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam
• Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, and Somalia
• England, France, Castile, and Aragon
• India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka

What impact did increasing access to trade have on the power and centralization of Western Christendom states?

• It made them weaker and decentralized
• It made them more religiously tolerant
• It made them more powerful and centralized
• It had no impact on them

What was the Umayyad dynasty?

• The first great Buddhist empire
• The first great Muslim empire
• The first great Christian empire
• The first great Jewish empire

What name did Iberian Christians use for Muslims in Iberia?

• Moors
• Turks
• Saracens
• Persians

What impact did religious tolerance and the exchange of ideas have on the cultural and economic prosperity of Iberia?

• It had no impact on it
• It thrived culturally and economically
• It led to religious conflict
• It declined culturally and economically

What was the Reconquista?

• The peaceful coexistence of the Iberian Muslim empire and the Christian kingdoms
• The unification of the Iberian Muslim empire and the Christian kingdoms
• The overthrow of the Christian kingdoms by the Iberian Muslim empire
• The overthrow of the Iberian Muslim empire by Christian kingdoms

What is Majorca?

• A city in the south of Iberia
• A river that flows through Iberia
• A mountain range in the Pyrenees
• An island off the eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula

What was the impact of the Alhambra Decree on the Jewish population in Iberia?

• They were expelled from Poland
• They were persecuted in Russia
• They were given security and rights
• They were ordered to leave Iberia or convert to Catholicism

Did other European countries persecute Jews and Muslims?

• It is unclear
• It is irrelevant
• Yes
• No

What is the impact of religious conflict on the history of Iberia and Europe?

• It has had a significant impact
• It has had no impact
• It is unclear
• It is irrelevant