Ksar Mud House, Morocco: Pre-Saharan Habitats in Morocco

The video explores the Amasia people's unique homes made from the earth, focusing on the Casar Ivyt Ben Hurdo in Morocco. It highlights the architectural and cultural significance of these structures, their historical context, and the security measures taken by the Amasia. The synthesis of natural materials in construction is emphasized, along with the legacy of Sheikh Ben Hurdo.

What is the primary material used by the Amasia people to construct their homes?

• Earth

• Stone

• Wood

• Metal

What is the Casar Ivyt, Ben Hur do known for?

• Its location on a trading route

• Being a coastal city

• Being a modern city

• Having the tallest buildings

Who is Professor Moule Maddie?

• A famous architect

• An Amaziah historian

• A Moroccan ruler

• A local trader

Why did the Amasia people choose to live near the Atlas Mountains?

• To access more water resources

• To protect themselves from invasions

• For religious reasons

• For better trade opportunities

How does the Casar Ivyt, Ben Hur do blend with its environment?

• Through its modern design

• By using bright colors

• Through its organic materials

• By being built underground

What role do the Casbahs play for traders and guests?

• They are used for religious ceremonies

• They act as military bases

• They provide comfort and shelter

• They serve as marketplaces

Who is Jamal Udeen Mohammed?

• A local merchant

• A descendant of Sheikh Ben Hur do

• A famous historian

• A Moroccan king