MENA

Ibn Battuta's travels to Africa, The Middle East and __________ provided __________ insights into the Islamic world of the 14th century, including its culture, society, and geography. His observations helped to expand the understanding of the __________ world during this period.

• Asia...Valuable... Islamic

• North America... Valuable... Christianity

• Asia...worthless... Islamic

• China...interesting... Mormonism

How old was Malala when she was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize? 

• 12

• 16

• 21

• 9

Where is Anatolia?

• The Southeastern Coast of the Mediterranean, roughly modern-day Egypt

• The Arabian Peninsula

• Between the Mediterranean and Black Seas, roughly modern-day Turkey

• The highland steppes of Central Asia, roughly modern-day Mongolia

What is a shared characteristic among Arab people?

• The education level they receive

• The location where they live

• The professions they choose

• The language they speak

How did the Seljuk Empire contribute to the spread of Islam?

• They converted to Christianity and spread it to other regions.

• They fought against Muslim forces and slowed down the spread of Islam.

• They adopted Islam as their religion and helped spread Muslim culture.

• They were neutral and did not have any impact on the spread of Islam.

What was the impact of the Seljuk Empire on the Turkic people?

• The Turkic people became servants and soldiers for the Seljuk Empire.

• The Turkic people gained more power and started their own empires.

• The Turkic people were conquered by the Seljuk Empire.

• The Turkic people sought safety in the Seljuk Empire.

Suleiman ruled over the _____.

• Safavid Empire

• Persian Empire

• Seljuk Turks

• Ottoman Empire

Which of these empires is considered the beginning of modern Persia?

• Ottoman

• Greek

• Safavid

• Mughal

Which city was conquered by the Ottoman Empire in the year 1453?

• Constantinople

• Baghdad

• Cairo

• Mecca

Napoleon's campaign in Egypt was an example of weakness of which empire?

• Mughal

• Babylonian

• Ottoman

• Greek